Julie Winkel has been a licensed Hunter, Equitation, Hunter Breeding and Jumper judge since 1984. She has officiated at prestigious events such as Devon, Harrisburg, Washington International, Capital Challenge, The Hampton Classic and Upperville Horse Shows. She has designed the courses and judged the ASPCA Maclay Finals, The USEF Medal Finals, USEF Pony Finals and The New England Equitation Finals.
Julie has trained and shown hunters and jumpers to the top level, nationally as well as internationally. She was a winner of multiple Grand Prix competitions and many Hunter championships during her career.
Ms.Winkel sits on the Board Of Directors for USHJA, serves as chairman of Continuing Education Committee for USEF, serves as co-chair for Officials Committee for USHJA, serves on National Hunter committee and the Licensed Officials Committee for USEF, Trainer Certification for USHJA, & Zone 10 Jumper Committee, as well as the Emerging Athlete Program committee, and Trainer Symposium committee.
Julie owns and operates Maplewood, Inc. in Reno, NV. which is a 150 acre training, sales and breeding facility, standing her two Grand Prix jumpers-Osilvis and Cartouche Z. She gives clinics and judges throughout the country and writes a monthly column for PRACTICAL HORSEMAN'S "Conformation Clinic".
This is a two day clinic with 4 - 1-1/2 hour sessions which will be open to children, juniors, amateurs and professionals.
Clinic Fees: $475.00 until 4/1/2022 after 4/1/2022 $525.00
+ 75.00 stall fee for the weekend - fees includes one auditor pass for each rider, and one guest plus breakfast and lunch
Auditors daily fee - $50.00 - Includes Breakfast and Lunch
Daily Clinic Sections
2' - 2'3" - 1 session
2'6"- 2'9" - 2 sessions
3' - 3'6" - 1 session
Now accepting payment through Paypal.com @ rbrad10172@msn.com Friends and Family and or Venmo
Non-refundable deposit of 1/2 down required with Registration form, signed releases for both Alpine Ridge Farms & Julie Winkel and USHJA, and a negative Coggins. Balance is due at time of clinic. Entries will be accepted as first come, first serve. Closing date for rider registration is: May 1st, 2022
For more information and registration forms contact: Becky Bradley 616-887-1419, text 616-437-9264 or email rbrad10172@msn.com
2013 MHJA YEAR-END AWARDS , 1/2/2014
Emma Janesak on The Muffin Man
Children's Small / Medium Pony Equitation O/F - 4th
Children's Small / Medium Pony Equitation OTF - 4th
Children's Small / Medium Pony Hunter - 4th
Small Pony Hunter - Reserve Champion
Emily Hank on I Like Dreaming
Primary Adult Equitation O/F - 5th
Emily Silverthorne on I Want Action
Junior Equitation 14 Years and Under OTF - 4th
Well done ladies for our first year showing on the MHJA show circuit. Proud of you!
I am now offering gymnastic classes for beginner and advnace riders. These class will run all year long to any rider who wants an extra lesson over and above the weekly lesson. This class is for the serious rider who wants more time in the saddle and more riding experience. But it is mandatory for any one showing. The class is open to all students who are interested.
The cost is $15.00 if you own your own horse and $20.00 if you use a lesson horse. The class is approximately two hours long. The beginners class are on Sunday's at 12:00 (noon) and the Advance rider is on Sunday at 3:00.
In this class we work on additional flat work, equitation test and jumping gymnastic lines.
These classes will is held every Weekend. It is important that if you start this program that you attend every date available.
Payments are due the day of the lesson and place your payment in the moneybox.
GIVE THE GIFT OF LESSONS. Are you looking for the perfect gift idea! Alpine Ridge Farms has Gift Certificates available for purchase on all lesson packages.
Starter Package $260.00
Each Lesson Package consist of 6 - one hour lessons.
Call Becky Bradley at 616-887-1419
I had the most wonderful opportunty to attend the USHJA Trainers Symposium with George Morris on November 6, 7 and 8, 2009.
George Morris is absolutely incredible and he can still ride. He proved it several times a day, demonstrating to us the correct way of riding on several different horses. Your horse has to be scrupulously straight, forward and moving off all your aids. Your horse has to have self carriage. Watch out students there will be no more butt grabbers!!! Take contact of your horse's mouth, Get up off your horse's back and learn to ride with your leg.
Build Confidence Over Fences
Anne Kursinskie's Riding and Jumping Clinic
Winning - A training and Showing Guide for Hunter Seat Riders
American System of Forward Riding - Vol 1 & II
Horse Show Items List
If you have a child that is going to be showing this year, here is a list of items that they will need for showing:
Tall Boots (or Jodhpurs/Straps
Show Breeches (Beige-Khaki-Tan)
Show Jacket (Blue or Blue with pin strip)
Show Helmet (ASTM Certified black velvet)
Show shirt w/collar - 2 (White or Pin Strip only)
Collar Pin or monogramed collar
Schooling Breeches
Gloves - black only
Belt (black or brown)
Tack Box
Show Fleece Saddle Pad (White)
Braiding supplies, (hair clip, mane puller, seam ripper,scissors and yarn - color to match horses mane
Polo Wraps or Woof boots
Saddle Soap & Leather Conditioner
Grooming tote box and supplies, hoof pick, currycomb, brushes (soft, short and long) grooming and boot rags, sweat scraper, flay spray and shampoo.
Most of these items can be purchased at:
Millbrooks - 68th & US131
Classic Equestrain - Ada, MI
On line orders at:
www.doversaddlery.com
www.stateline.com
horseloverz.com
www.bigdweb.com
If you have any questions as to what everything is just let me know. I'll be glad to help you out.