We are gearing up this year to do a little bit of travel in the western states and possibly one international destination to be determined. We will post those dates as soon as they are scheduled. For more information, please contact me at debpuckett@gmail.com.
This event is private. During this time, Pat works with the veterans of the Valor Program in coordination with Jim Skinner, Collin County Sheriff in McKinney TX.
Event is FULL! There is currently a SMALL waiting list available!
Each clinic is ONE day! If you would like to do all three days, you will have to sign up and pay for each day. In addition to the clinic cost for Pat, you will be required to provide proof of a negative coggins and pay the ranch daily riding fee, as well as RV hook up fees if you need an RV spot.
The cost for the clinic is $300.00 PER DAY and a 50% deposit is required to book your rider spot. The deposit is Non refundable. Spots are limited to only 5 riders per day! So book your spots QUICKLY!
Unlimited auditor spots are available. Pat charges $50 per auditor. Bring your ez up covered awnings and lawn chairs. Also, auditors are responsible for their own snacks, meals and drinks!
7IL Ranch Riding Fee is to be paid separately to 7IL Ranch. The fee is $20 per day. RV reservations are made online: https://www.campspot.com/book/7il-ranch
Hours are tentatively (for all three days): 9am -12pm and 1pm - 3pm.
Pat observes and works with you and your horse in the morning and then ride’s and evaluates everyone’s horses in the afternoon.
For more information about this clinic please contact: Kevin Bailey at 832-704-0100.
Pat will be journeying to Dillon the end of June to do some roping. The details are as follows:
Location: Pioneer Mountain Ranch
Dillon, MT
June 27 horsemanship clinic. 7 people at $300 per person
June 28 roping 9-12 people at $200 per person
June 29 jackpot roping, three man, two man, and one man roping at $10 per man entry fee.
Fees for arena rental and cattle will be divided up among the participants for each day
If interested please contact Austin Cuddie Hudson at 712-579-5603.
Pat is returning to the Double E ranch for a horsemanship clinic, cattle work clinic, and a roping clinic. These clinics will be followed by Levi’s Ranch Roping which is touted as the “Poorest Ranch Roping in the World,” a title that we are proud of. Contact Kim Ewalt at 541-821-0422 or kim.ewalt1@fgmail.com for more information.
This clinic will be taught on horseback with wooden roping apparatuses (?) also known as roping dummies. The goal is to learn the basic ranch roping shots, the fundamentals of dallying, and dragging a log on your horse. Please note: this clinic does not involve live cattle. The cost is $100/rider. Auditors pay $40. Lunch will be available for $10/each. And you’re welcome to tip the cook! For more information, contact Gabby at butchershop@me.com.
This is the second of our winter 2025 Horsemanship Clinics that we are planning in Agua Dulce CA. As usual, Pat will be focusing on teaching people to ride with more body and less hand with the emphasis on collection and self carriage. Pat’s clinics are open to riders of all disciplines and all levels. We only take 5 riders so we can spend quality time with each student. The morning is spent with the riders working through a number of exercises with their horses. In the afternoon, Pat works with each horse and rider individually while the other riders observe. In most cases, Pat rides all of the horses so that the riders can see their horses working through exercises they might be having problems with.
For more information and to sign up for this clinic, contact Gabby O’Neill at butchershop@me.com .
This is the first of our winter 2025 Horsemanship Clinics that we are planning in Agua Dulce CA. As usual, Pat will be focusing on teaching people to ride with more body and less hand with the emphasis on collection and self carriage. Pat’s clinics are open to riders of all disciplines and all levels. We only take 5 riders so we can spend quality time with each student. The morning is spent with the riders working through a number of exercises with their horses. In the afternoon, Pat works with each horse and rider individually while the other riders observe. In most cases, Pat rides all of the horses so that the riders can see their horses working through exercises they might be having problems with.
For more information and to sign up for this clinic, contact Gabby O’Neill at butchershop@me.com .
