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Jack Brainard
Jack Brainard has been in the horse business for over 60 years, both breeding and training horses. He has judged for a variety of horse associations for over 40 years. Jack is a living master of the art of horsemanship. I am honored and privileged to have had him teach.
Lee Smith
She uses unique and innovative simulations to produce a greater level of understanding of how to use the Essential Elements of Horsemanship to develop a horse capable of handling cattle, as well as how a rider could prepare for competitions where cattle are used.
Bill Mooney
Great Basin Cowboy, Bill Mooney, who is an ex-buckaroo who made a living in the 1970’s and remains active in the cowboy community in the western part of the country. His stories of the way things were and are for working on a ranch are followed by many.