New lesson program

[Upandover]

King's ranch is pleased to announce that Lizz Stutton will be taking over as head coach of the King's Ranch lesson program. All lessons, beginner to advanced will be taught by her.

Lizz is a CEF level one coach, up to date on all insurances and regulations (currently the only practicing level one english coach in NF)

available for level one and 2 rider testing

avaialble for english instructor mentor hours

specilizes in Eventing, and hunter

she isn't taking over as barn manager, just the lessons. so all bording or hay enquries will be directed to Jason King

rates are as follows (may be subjest to change)

Prices for lessons can be found here
www.freewebs.com/kingranch/lessons.html

any enquries you can email her at [e-mail]

[Renee]

"Lizz is a CEF level one coach, up to date on all insurances and regulations (currently the only practicing level one english coach in NF)"

Angela Tulk is certified english coach and she is still teaching lessons, as far as I know.

[Vicky]

I thought Erin was certified as well.

[Becca]

me too.. isn't dana too?

[Champ]

Western Coach 1's

Debra Cave
Erin Gallant
Sandra Guenther
Sylvia Locke
Darryl Murphy
Karen Murphy

English Instructors

Erin Gallant
Donna Humber
Dana Martin
Angela Tulk

That's whats posted on the NEA website under coaching, but I think that there is a difference between a coach and an instructer??

However, I don't think being a coach will make that much of a difference between an instructor. I think Angela is an excellent riding teacher, and being a coach/instructer doesn't make her any different

[jumpthemoon]

From what I've been told coaches and instructors are different. Instructors can't test for levels.

[chels]

jumpthemoon said:

From what I've been told coaches and instructors are different. Instructors can't test for levels.

this is true.

[Upandover]

how the CEF program works is

rider 1
rider 2
Instructor (available to those 16 and over)
Rider 3
Coach 1 ( those 18 and over,able to test for riders 1 and 2)
Coach 2, and so on

ther are 4 or 5 english instructors in the provence, and 3 or 4 western coach 1's

before she came there was no one in the provence able to test English rider levels, so barns had to fly in coaches to test. It makes it a lot more convent to have someone here that you can book a testing with, instead of haveing to pay a huge clinic fee, and airplane ticket for a coach off the mainland.

it's easier to keep up with the rest of Canada when we have someone to get everyone up to date on rider levels, and then hopefully start on the english coaching.

[Vicky]

Ohhh..I get it now..

[Jess]

There's only one person on that list of Western 1 Coaches that isn't in the province anymore I believe, plus Rhonda Fiander should also be on it.

[Sarah P]

We don't have any english coaches FROM NL, but Liz is here from out of province.
All our 'coaches' are instructors, and you can add Sarah T and I to that list very soon !

[Sarah]

Yeah we have 4 "English Instructors" here (Angela Tulk, Donna Humbar, Erin Gallant, and Dana Martin). (Hopefully you can add moi and Sarah soon! Just 5 more mentoring hours to go, and then testing!) I think 4 people have their Rider 3's as well (Angela, Robyn LeGrow, and two more whose names I'm not sure of).

[Andrea]

I thought Rider 3 came before instructor

[Maria]

nope, Rider 2, then instructor

And woo hoo to the Sarahs! Just hurry up and come home Sarah tulk!

[Hayley]

I have a lesson with Liz next week, I have to be there 4:30 and i don't think she will get there till 5:00 when my lesson starts, and I don't know what horse i ride?
What are the school horses there ? haha.