Horseback Archery Returns Saturday May 5th


The ever-popular Beginner and Intermediate Horseback Archery workshops with Robert Borsos are back this Saturday May 5th.  These workshops happen rarely, so don't miss out!  Sign up here.

Beginner Horseback Archery

 

Whether you are an expert rider or archer, or a complete beginner at both, this is your starting point.  You will spend about an hour and a half on the ground learning the techniques of Hungarian archery from the Kassai school.  After that, you will begin shooting from horseback while our handlers lead your mounts past the targets at the walk.  Experienced riders may have the option to try shooting at faster paces without handlers if they are competent and comfortable at the walk.

Saturday 5 May, 10am – 1pm
cost: $149 + gst
prerequisites: none

 

Intermediate Horseback Archery

If you have taken our Beginner course previously and have a minimum of Riding Level 1 or the equivalent this course is for you.  Riders with Level 1 will walk and trot, Level 2 Riders will be able to shoot at the canter.  Last time we practised multiple targets on canter circles — what will we get up to this time?

Saturday 5 May, 2pm – 5pm
cost: $75 + gst
prerequisites: Riding Level 1, Beginner Horseback Archery

Earlybird Price for Mounted Combat Intensive Ends Soon

Remember to register before the end of April to get the early-bird price on our week-long Mounted Combat Arts Intensive.  This is a fabulous opportunity to immerse yourself in knightly arts, including riding, horsemanship, skill-at-arms, and mounted combat.

Monday – Friday, 2-6 July, 9am – 7pm
Red Colt Equestrian Farm Co-op
12320 No 2 Road, Richmond
Lead Instructor: Jennifer Landels
Full intensive (50 hours): $945 until April 30th,
$1045 from May 1st
Half intensive (33 hours): $795 until April 30th,
$895 from May 1st

Register now, and save $100

Jennifer Landels heads up Academie Duello's Cavaliere Program. She has been swordfighting since 2008, and riding since before she could walk. She started the program as an excuse to combine those passions.
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