Relationship First Horsemanship
November 14 2026
Sol June Horsemanship presents Relationship First Horsemanship
Join Britt Lally on November 14th
Join Britt for a transformative day exploring the foundations of great horsemanship. Relationship first Horsemanship is a unique clinic designed to deepen the connection between horse and human.
The day begins with stillness and conversation. At 8:00 AM, we’ll gather to sit, breathe, and discuss how a regulated nervous system shapes every interaction we have with our horses. You’ll gain a simple understanding of the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems, and how they influence energy, communication, and safety in our work. A short guided meditation will follow to help you ground and arrive fully into the day.
From there, we’ll explore the principles that make horsemanship an art. We'll touch on attunement, anatomy, healthy movement, boundaries, and consistency, etc.. You’ll learn why your own posture and energy matter, how proprioception affects timing and feel, and what it means to lead with clarity and softness.
After our classroom time, we’ll step into movement and body awareness exercises to practice proprioception without horses, refining the balance and coordination that great handlers share. After a 30 minute lunch break from approximately 11:30 AM to 12:00 PM, we’ll reconvene in the arena where each participant will have the opportunity to bring their horse into the shared space and begin applying the morning’s principles.
From approximately 12:00 PM onward, each of the six participants will receive a 45-minute individual session with Britt. These one-on-one sessions allow for personalized guidance, observation, and hands-on practice tailored to you and your horse’s unique dynamic. Your individual session may be focused on groundwork or ridden work dependent on you and your horses needs day of clinic. Everyone is encouraged to stay through each of the individual sessions. The day concludes around 4:45 PM with an open Q&A.
This clinic is intentionally intimate, limited to six horse/human participants to allow for depth, connection, and genuine learning.
Maximum of twenty auditor slots available. Auditors must sign up at least 48 hours in advance to receive address.
Attendees, please scroll down and read all further information BEFORE signing up!
The day begins with stillness and conversation. At 8:00 AM, we’ll gather to sit, breathe, and discuss how a regulated nervous system shapes every interaction we have with our horses. You’ll gain a simple understanding of the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems, and how they influence energy, communication, and safety in our work. A short guided meditation will follow to help you ground and arrive fully into the day.
From there, we’ll explore the principles that make horsemanship an art. We'll touch on attunement, anatomy, healthy movement, boundaries, and consistency, etc.. You’ll learn why your own posture and energy matter, how proprioception affects timing and feel, and what it means to lead with clarity and softness.
After our classroom time, we’ll step into movement and body awareness exercises to practice proprioception without horses, refining the balance and coordination that great handlers share. After a 30 minute lunch break from approximately 11:30 AM to 12:00 PM, we’ll reconvene in the arena where each participant will have the opportunity to bring their horse into the shared space and begin applying the morning’s principles.
From approximately 12:00 PM onward, each of the six participants will receive a 45-minute individual session with Britt. These one-on-one sessions allow for personalized guidance, observation, and hands-on practice tailored to you and your horse’s unique dynamic. Your individual session may be focused on groundwork or ridden work dependent on you and your horses needs day of clinic. Everyone is encouraged to stay through each of the individual sessions. The day concludes around 4:45 PM with an open Q&A.
This clinic is intentionally intimate, limited to six horse/human participants to allow for depth, connection, and genuine learning.
Maximum of twenty auditor slots available. Auditors must sign up at least 48 hours in advance to receive address.
Attendees, please scroll down and read all further information BEFORE signing up!
Location
Burning Bush Farm
Denver, NC, USA
Denver, NC, USA
Date & Time
November 14, 2026, 7:00 AM arrival - 8:00 AM start time
Rain Date :
November 21, 2026
Rain Date :
November 21, 2026
Client Testimonials
Jordan Stienbacher
"You won’t find better than Britt!! She has a gift unlike anything I have ever seen and I’ve been riding for 25+ years. No matter what you’re looking for, I promise… she can help you and your horse!!
She hadnt worked with mules until recently.. and if you have a mule you know they are different, she took my mule and turned her into a different animal in just a few training/riding sessions!
You will not regret bringing Britt into you and your horses life!"
She hadnt worked with mules until recently.. and if you have a mule you know they are different, she took my mule and turned her into a different animal in just a few training/riding sessions!
You will not regret bringing Britt into you and your horses life!"
Helen Fincher
"Highly recommend using Britt! She brings something new to the table each lesson I take! She has a true passion for the sport and for the horses! Her knowledge, patience and dedication are unmatched and I have two horses who have transformed immensely because of her! My farm absolutely loves Britt and we look forward to every lesson we take! You honestly can’t find better than Britt Lally Performance Horsemanship!" (Now Sol June Horsemanship)
Ashley Schroder
"Britt is the true definition of a horsewoman- she is the horse whisperer. She has taught me how to be gentle with a steady hand and genuinely work on having connection with the horse along with the importance of groundwork. She is absolutely phenomenal and truly has a gift with horses. I trust her with my life. If you're looking for a trainer for you or your horses, Britt is your girl!"
Nichole Hollingsworth
"Britt took on my challenging and anxious horse who hadn't been ridden in 5 years and was pushy and sometimes explosive, and has turned him into a soft and confident partner. She quickly noticed postural issues that both indicated anxiety and could cause pain and worked to teach Tobias how to be emotionally regulated and move his body more comfortably. He needed a full restart and to unlearn several bad habits while learning new habits. She has done this while never resorting to pain or undue force while also teaching him healthy and respectful boundaries which has worked wonders for his anxiety and confidence. She has taught me how to work with him both on the ground and under saddle to help support his body and mind better. Whether putting the foundation on a young horse or dealing with a horse with issues, I would trust her 100%."
Participants - $200 dry stall included for duration of clinic.
Auditors - $50
If you're joining me as a participant, please reach out directly and tell me about your equestrian experience, your horse, and what you're hoping to gain from this experience. :)
Gates open at 7 AM
Clinic starts promptly at 8 AM
Schedule is a rough outline - times/order may vary slightly. I want this day to be flowing and joyful xx.
What to Bring :
- Dress for the weather! Expect cold, warm, sunny or drizzly conditions. We will be working in an outdoor arena. Sun hat/Sun glasses recommended, arena footing is bright.
• Lunch / Snacks / Water for yourself
• Chair
• Yoga mat if you have one
• Notebook & writing utensil
• At least one arm extension tool (Flag, dressage or driving stick, or stick and string)
• Rope halter with 12’+ lead rope
• Tack for ridden work if applicable
• Helmet
• Boots appropriate for work with horses (Though I may encourage you to be barefoot at times if its not too cold)
• R+ treat bag if you have one
• Plenty of hay for free-choice access through the day, and a hay bag for your horse (Horses need nearly 24/7 access to forage to promote healthy digestion, and regulated nervous systems (unless instructed otherwise for your specific horse by your veterinarian.)
• Water buckets for your horse
• Shavings for your horse (2 bag minimum per stall - If you for some reason can not bring shavings for your horse, please Contact Me within 72 hours of event so I can pick up some for you. You will be responsible for cost.)
Horses 1yo+ welcome. (Horses under the age of 4 will be groundwork only)
Humans 17yo+ welcome. Minors must have an auditing adult in attendance.
Problem horses welcome.
No stallions at this clinic.
Negative coggins >12months old required. Vaccination records required. Health certificate of crossing state lines.
NO DOGS PERMITTED.
No unpaid guests permitted.
No alcohol or smoking permitted on property.
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR PARTICIPANTS :
Unfortunately due to the sharp turn over the bridge on the hosting farms driveway, TRAILER SIZE IS LIMITED!
My recommendation is to bring the smallest horse trailer you have access to.
I have witnessed a 4 horse gooseneck w/o living quarters struggle to make it in. Please do not attempt to bring anything larger; my advice would be to bring a bumper pull, or a 2-3 horse gooseneck w/o extended living quarters.
I am sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
If this limitation prevents you from attending this clinic, please reach out directly and I'll add you to my waitlist for future clinics.
Unfortunately due to the sharp turn over the bridge on the hosting farms driveway, TRAILER SIZE IS LIMITED!
My recommendation is to bring the smallest horse trailer you have access to.
I have witnessed a 4 horse gooseneck w/o living quarters struggle to make it in. Please do not attempt to bring anything larger; my advice would be to bring a bumper pull, or a 2-3 horse gooseneck w/o extended living quarters.
I am sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
If this limitation prevents you from attending this clinic, please reach out directly and I'll add you to my waitlist for future clinics.
Contact Us
For questions, or more information.