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Kathleen Zins was born into a southeast Arizona ranching family. Her riding career began at an early age through rodeo events, 4-H and galloping racehorses. At 19, she acquired the British Horse Society Association Instructor certification from Potomac Horse Center in Maryland. After working for various trainers, she made the transition to the hunter/jumper and eventing world as a professional. In the late 70's, Kathleen established Hunter Hill Farm in Longview, TX. At Hunter Hill, Kathleen developed many young horses, dozens of which garnered USEF Horse of the Year awards. Kathleen's students competed through the 3* USEA events (US and international) and successfully competed at "A" hunter/jumper shows. She was on the original board of the Pineywoods Hunter/Jumper Association and was an active USEA board member in Area V for 10 years. In 1997, she was selected to be a part of the USET Developing Riders team. These training sessions further enhanced her education previously gained from mentors such as Karen, David and Sally O'Connor, Torrance Watkins and Ralph Hill. Kathleen has ridden throughout the U.S., Germany, England, Ireland and Canada. She was a coach for Canadian rider Grit High, who was long listed for the Olympics. She was also instrumental in the early development of Advanced-level riders Avery Klunick and Will Faudree. Kathleen is still competing and most recently has produced her own "Irish Tom", a 7 year old ISH gelding. In his first year of showing, he finished as the USEA Area X BN Champion. In 2015, he won the Novice Coconino Challenge Trophy, Novice Champion and Area X Novice horse of the year and placed 3rd at the American Eventing Championships in 2015. Kathleen's teaching style focuses first and foremost on the well-being of our horses and on the reinforcement of basic fundamentals through challenging and creative methods. You will not want to miss this two-day clinic! Cost: $275 (Stabling fee - $2S/night) Contact Missy McGee atl [email protected] for mor~e--'iC:::nTfo::-:r=m:::-a=-OtL!"io::-:n=-=a:-=n:-:Jd"t up. $150 deposit required by April 1 to hold your spot.

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Kathleen Zins was born into a southeast Arizona ranching family. Herriding career began at an early age through rodeo events, 4-H andgalloping racehorses. At 19, she acquired the British Horse SocietyAssociation Instructor certification from Potomac Horse Center inMaryland. After working for various trainers, she made the transition tothe hunter/jumper and eventing world as a professional.

In the late 70's, Kathleen established Hunter Hill Farm in Longview,TX. At Hunter Hill, Kathleen developed many young horses, dozens ofwhich garnered USEF Horse of the Year awards. Kathleen's studentscompeted through the 3* USEA events (US and international) andsuccessfully competed at "A" hunter/jumper shows. She was on theoriginal board of the Pineywoods Hunter/Jumper Association and wasan active USEA board member in Area V for 10 years.

In 1997, she was selected to be a part of the USET Developing Ridersteam. These training sessions further enhanced her educationpreviously gained from mentors such as Karen, David and SallyO'Connor, Torrance Watkins and Ralph Hill.

Kathleen has ridden throughout the U.S., Germany, England, Irelandand Canada. She was a coach for Canadian rider Grit High, who waslong listed for the Olympics. She was also instrumental in the earlydevelopment of Advanced-level riders Avery Klunick and Will Faudree.

Kathleen is still competing and most recently has produced her own"Irish Tom", a 7 year old ISH gelding. In his first year of showing, hefinished as the USEA Area X BN Champion. In 2015, he won theNovice Coconino Challenge Trophy, Novice Champion and Area XNovice horse of the year and placed 3rd at the American EventingChampionships in 2015.

Kathleen's teaching style focuses first andforemost on the well-being of our horses andon the reinforcement of basic fundamentals

through challenging and creative methods. Youwill not want to miss this two-day clinic!

Cost: $275(Stabling fee - $2S/night)

Contact Missy McGee [email protected] for mor~e--'iC:::nTfo::-:r=m:::-a=-OtL!"io::-:n=-=a:-=n:-:Jd"tiC:o'--'s::-!i'-g:::n'---up. $150 deposit required by April 1 to hold your spot.