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>Equine Education Refuge Society, Inc. >Fredonia, KS > Email – tirbinlom@hotmail.com >620/378-3563 > > > >Mission: We have organized to provide a refuge for >the spirit (the animating force within living beings). > >We provide services for those with hidden disabilities >(ADD, ADHD, Bipolar, Illiteracy, low-self-esteem), >mainly youth, but not excluding adults (seniors more >than welcome) and those of any age, gender, economic >background, race, religion, or color. > >The environment of an equine facilitated farm with >clean, fresh air, non-clinical setting, where equines >are mirrors of the human participant. Safety, >respect and trust are instilled and practiced, better >human beings are made, life lessons; with >consequences, come naturally. Healthy relationship >building is enforced and rewarded through equine >education clinics, equine research information is >shared; and offered in an inclusive, informative, non- >threatening setting. Private equine-human sessions >available. > >Proceeds from fundraising clinics and trail rides go >to care of equine facilitators and client >scholarships. All tax deductible. > > >Benefit CLINICS >Intro. to Halter, English & Western Pleasure Class >June 4th $25 9 am – N00n > >*DRIVING CLINIC* >Single Horse Hitch (Draft, Pony, Donkey, Mule) >Harness Care, Line Holds, Ground Driving, Hitching, >Safety >Cherryvale, KS >June 4th $25 1 pm – 5 pm > >Susan Harmon >Susan is a middle school Technology and Science >teacher at Neodesha middle school. She attended >Kansas State University and received an Animal Science >degree. She returned to school at Pittsburg State >University and received a secondary Education degree >with certification in Family and Consumer Science and >Science. Susan has been the Horse Judging Coach at >Neodesha High School for 10 years. Susan learned to >drive draft horses in 1995 when she attended the >preliminary plowing demonstration for the World >Percheron Congress held in Kansas City. A gentleman >from Iowa offered to teach her how to drive with his >team of three horses. The team won first place in the >plowing competition at the World Congress. Susan has >assisted at a youth camp in Udall, Kansas for 4 years >and has taught over fifty girls and boys how to >harness and drive a drive horse. > >Angela Harmon >Angela is a graduate of AgriScience Education – >Service Option at Oklahoma State University in >Stillwater, Oklahoma. Angela has worked around horses >since the age of 6. The purchase of a well-trained >Percheron mare accelerated Angela’s interest in >learning to drive a horse. Angela attended a >Percheron Draft Horse Youth Clinic in Indiana the >summer of 1998 and fine-tuned the art of driving draft >horses. Angela was selected as the National Percheron >Draft Horse Queen in 1999 and attended the Indiana >State Fair and Iowa State Fair to help show and hand >out ribbons. She was also a member of the >Northeastern Oklahoma Horse Judging Team in 1999 and >2000. She was selected in 2001 as one of four >finalists in the United States for her Equine >Placement Supervised Agricultural Experience in FFA. > >****Adults & Youth, Novice, Refresher Class Limited to >12. RSVP ASAP Bring a lawn chair **Registration & >Fee due 10 days prior to tentative clinic date: >Contact Equine Education Refuge Society, Inc. >Fredonia, KS at > 620-378-3563 or email: tirbinlom@hotmail.com for >form(s).

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