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Jay Duke Announces2019 Spring Clinic Series!
Jay Duke, former Canadian Equestrian Team member turned renowned clinician
and course designer, has announced his spring clinic schedule. Featured stops
include weekend clinics throughout Canada and the U.S.
“Anybody that has a positive attitude and wants to learn can besuccessful, and that is what I !nd most enjoyable about teaching a wide
array of di"erent riders through clinics. Often, the lessons are not sodi"erent from the lower level to the higher level; it’s the expectations andtechnicality that vary. I try to get the most from every horse and rider andproduce a positive result where both did something they didn’t think theywere capable of doing. Sometimes that's winning in the show ring or just
jumping around a course at home.” - Jay Duke
Jay Duke clinics focus on safe and e!ective riding that showcases both horse and
rider in the best way. Jay evaluates all aspects, including tack, equitation, style,
and form before digging into his library of "at and jumping exercises that are
guaranteed to result in improvement.
Jay Duke competing his horse Grappa (now known as top U.S. hunter Mindful) at Spruce Meadows.
With a 30-year riding and training resume, Jay competed at the top level of show
jumping, including Nations' Cup appearances throughout North America.
Additionally, he developed a reputation for developing young horses from the
ground up. Jay, who retired from the show ring in 2014 to focus on teaching and
course designing, draws on that experience to share a lifetime's worth of
knowledge with up-and-coming riders, as well as those simply wishing to add a
little polish to their equitation or riding routines.
Kicking o! the spring season, Jay will travel to Ardrossan, Alberta, Canada for a
three-day clinic at Pinnacle Equestrian from February 5-6. Clinic organizer JennArbuckle can be contact by e-mailing [email protected].
Jay continues his spring schedule from February 8-10 at Rose Bush EquestrianCenter in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. Clinic organizer Kayla Bushell can be
reached at [email protected].
During March, Jay will be traveling to horse shows throughout Canada and the
U.S., but still has limited openings for weekend clinics.
Jay will spend April 6-7 at Rosenol Sport Horses in Prince George, British
Columbia, Canada for a two-day clinic. Contact clinic organizer Lana Smith at
[email protected] for more information or to participate.
Jay will then visit Billings, Montana, from April 20-23 to present a clinic to the
eventers of High Plains Stables, home of 3* event rider Martha McDowell.Contact [email protected] with clinic inquiries.
Continuing his stay in Montana, Jay will teach a clinic at Holloway's Pretty GoodHorse Barn in Bozeman from April 26-28. Meggan Holloway can be reached at
[email protected] for more information.
Spring 2019 clinic datesnow available!
Jay's spring schedule still has a couple
openings left for clinics throughout
North America.
A range of packages are available, from
single to four-day sessions, featuring
training that draws on three decades of
experience. Each clinic includes a
sampling of Jay's extensive library of
"at, gymnastic, and jumping exercises.
With extensive #rst-hand knowledge of
the jumping discipline, Jay customizes
his clinics to meet the needs of any
level horse and rider.
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