In this podcast, Bryan interviews Tanja Kraus and Phil Monaghan about their ‘Gap Year Tour’ – 12 months of touring and teaching collaboration clinics! The response of traveling their horses hundreds of kms on the CEN feed and supplement range. We will also discuss client questions including:
- Transitioning from snaffle bit to hackamore
- Strategies to stop a horse from pawing
- Mental relaxation and your horse
Phil Monaghan is a level 3 cowboy dressage Clinician, and both Tanja and Phil have competed successfully in the United States – Tanja winning the Cowboy Dressage Top Hand Competition in 2018 and in 2019 was a Riding for the Brand finalist with Phil placing in the top 3 in Riding for the Brand. In 2021 Tanja was a top finalist in the Cowgirls Gathering – Race to Ranch Competition 2021.
Links:
Gap Year Tour Clinics 2022 – http://www.horsemanshipforperformance.com/2022-gap-year-tour.html
Tanja’s Instagram: https://instagram.com/tanjakraushorsemanship
Tanja’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TanjaKrausHorsemanship
Phil’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/philmonaghanjaquimaafreno
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Personal highlights and unforgettable moments from the four-day event!
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