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| One of our many dressage clinics. This is Bob Farmer on GB Royal Heir and clinician Jean Luc Cornille. |
We will have Dressage Clinics every month!
Please call (804-449-6243) or email
(berylbherzog@aol.com) for more details.
Please call (804-449-6243) or email
(berylbherzog@aol.com) for more details.
| Owners: Robert & Beryl Herzog Location: 20618 Green Bay Road Beaverdam, Virginia 23015 Telephone: 804.449.6243 Fax: 804.449.6875 email: berylbherzog@aol.com |
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On a very warm Saturday in September we welcomed
Mr. Michael Matson to Green Bay Morgans for a
musical freestyle clinic. The Old Dominion Morgan
Horse Association sponsored the event at Green
Bay. Michael had the music cranked up in the indoor
arena as the participants and auditors arrived. He
truly set the mood for a great day of fellowship and
fun. He began each lesson with a metronome to
determine the horse’s beat per minute at each gait.
Then he selected eight to ten songs for each gait. It
was so interesting to see the horse respond to his or
her favorite selection. The rider weighed in on the
choice as did the auditors. At the end of each 90
minute lesson he presented the rider with a package
that included a list of the songs that seemed to fit the
team best. And he gave peppermints to each horse
which they enjoyed.
Our participants were Temple Joyce and Green Bay
Elegance, Cara Carne and Green Bay Yankee Bob,
Kimberly Lawrence and Crosslane Piper Ashlea,
Beryl Herzog and Green Bay Singleton, and Mary
Ann Massie and Green Bay Questar.
Thanks to ODMHA President Sandy Monolo for
arranging the workshop. And to Beryl and Bob
Herzog for hosting the event.
For more information on Michael Matson visit www.
equimusic.com
Mary Ann Massie
Mr. Michael Matson to Green Bay Morgans for a
musical freestyle clinic. The Old Dominion Morgan
Horse Association sponsored the event at Green
Bay. Michael had the music cranked up in the indoor
arena as the participants and auditors arrived. He
truly set the mood for a great day of fellowship and
fun. He began each lesson with a metronome to
determine the horse’s beat per minute at each gait.
Then he selected eight to ten songs for each gait. It
was so interesting to see the horse respond to his or
her favorite selection. The rider weighed in on the
choice as did the auditors. At the end of each 90
minute lesson he presented the rider with a package
that included a list of the songs that seemed to fit the
team best. And he gave peppermints to each horse
which they enjoyed.
Our participants were Temple Joyce and Green Bay
Elegance, Cara Carne and Green Bay Yankee Bob,
Kimberly Lawrence and Crosslane Piper Ashlea,
Beryl Herzog and Green Bay Singleton, and Mary
Ann Massie and Green Bay Questar.
Thanks to ODMHA President Sandy Monolo for
arranging the workshop. And to Beryl and Bob
Herzog for hosting the event.
For more information on Michael Matson visit www.
equimusic.com
Mary Ann Massie
Beryl Herzog & Green Bay Singleton
| Beryl Herzog, Green Bay Singleton & Michael Matson |
Mary Ann
Massie
& Green Bay
Questar
Massie
& Green Bay
Questar
Beryl Herzog & Green Bay Singleton
Mary Ann
Massie, Green
Bay Questar &
Michael Matson
Massie, Green
Bay Questar &
Michael Matson
Mary Ann Massie & Green Bay Questar
Temple Joyce, Green
Bay Elegance &
Michael Matson
Bay Elegance &
Michael Matson
Temple Joyce & Green Bay Elegance
Temple Joyce, Green Bay Yankee
Bob & Michael Matson
Bob & Michael Matson
| Events |
| Mary Ann Massie and her two-year-old filly, Green Bay Knockout at the Old Dominion Futurity |
| Green Bay Meadow Lark, a weanling filly (for sale)-at Old Dominion Futurity |
| Chris Cassell and Gwen Leech showing Green Bay Kindred Spirit at the Old Dominion Futurity |
| Temple Joyce and Green Bay Magic Moment at the Old Dominion Futurity |
| Chris Cassell and two-year-old Green Bay Kindred Spirit at Old Dominion Futurity |
| Gwen Leech and Green Bay Meadow Lark at the Old Dominion Futurity |