Lynne Levy,
experienced in all breeds,
to host Gaited Riding Clinic

This clinic is specifically for the recreational rider who wants to learn more about the gaits and how to stay in gait. Levy's clinic is great for riders new to gaited horses, too.

Lynne Levy's 40-year career in horses has been an ever-evolving pursuit to know more, leading her to ride and show in almost every breed and discipline.

During her show career, Levy competed successfully in multiple divisions, completing her last 20 years of that chapter in her life in the Versatility division with Tennessee Walking Horses. Aboard Ideal's Carbon Gray, she earned the WHOA Register of Merit and the TWHBEA Supreme Versatility Championship.

Levy has judged walking horses, spotted saddle horses and served as trail judge for the TWHBEA World Versatility Show.

In 2010, Levy was named Judge of the Year by the Wisconsin Horse Council.

In her home state of Wisconsin, Levy coordinated the Wisconsin State Horse Council's seminars on saddleseat pleasure and equitation plus gaited horse breeds in an effort to improve the understanding of proper judging of gaited horses in the open rings.

In this clinic she can work with Fox Trotters, Icelandics, Pasos, Peruvians, Walkers, Spotted, Rocky and Kentucky Mountain, Racking Horses and more.

Saturday

12:30-2:30pm – 13 Arena – Lynne Levy works with clinic riders; Horse Fair pass holders may audit without additional fee.

Sunday

9:30-11:30am – 13 Arena – Lynne Levy works with clinic riders; Horse Fair pass holders may audit without additional fee.

1:00-2:00pm – 14 Meeting Room – Q&A for clinic riders and interested observers.