Schleese Livestreams – March 2024

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Schleese Livestreams March 2024

For further information contact Madison Loach, Marketing Lead, at [email protected].

Schleese Education for March 2024 – 9 Livestreams to View
Join us for one of the livestreams listed below at your convenience and educate yourself on the latest developments in saddle fitting! Mark your calendars!

  1. Hannah S. – https://www.instagram.com/silversnaffles/
    March 6th @ 2 pm EST.
    Hannah (silversnaffles) is an English polo groom and equine manager based in Fredrikstad, Norway. After graduating with a Film Studies degree from the University of Warwick, she took on a social media internship at The Norwegian Polo Club which soon evolved into her becoming their groom and equine manager! With four horses and ponies of her own, she has always been a weird horse girl who is unapologetically obsessed with horses and how to improve their well-being.

  1. #askJochen Livestream Lecture – March 7th @ 5 pm EST
    to be broadcasted on YouTube and Facebook.

  1. Alexisandra Travis – https://www.instagram.com/sc00byd1zzl3/ – https://www.tiktok.com/@sc00byd1zzl3
    March 8 @ 4 pm EST
    ‘Alex’ Travis is an indigenous veteran from Arizona with over two decades of large animal training and handling experience, as well as a Masters Degree of Science in Animal Biomedical Sciences. She owns 8 equines; 2 registered quarter horses, 5 Mustangs, 1 draft cross Mustang and 2 donkeys. Alex’s training emphasis is on meeting the 3Fs and LIMA protocols, exclusively trains with positive reinforcement and most of her program is at liberty. She primarily works with feral/untouched horses and ones that have had a violent or aggressive history.

  1. Mia Hickey – https://www.instagram.com/_riding_romeo_
    March 11 @9 am EST    .
    Mia has always loved animals and has been riding for 9 years. She started in both English and Western, then fell in love with jumping, riding and competing in hunters, jumpers and equitation. She is a working student at a hunter-jumper barn and a member of her university’s equestrian show team. She is also pursuing an Equine Welfare certificate through Guelph University’s online program.

  1. Meaghan Monahan – https://www.instagram.com/sassy_appys/
    March 18th @ 4 pm EST.
     Meaghan grew up in Massachusetts. The culture of horsemanship modelled for her was science and health- veterinarians, saddle fitters, massage therapists, chiropractors, farriers, and taking care of the horse from the ground up. She interned with a sports medicine veterinary clinic and worked at SmartPak Equine’s only retail location. Meaghan went out west to Colorado State University for Equine Sciences in 2009 and got a crash course in Western culture, learning from the wisdom of real cowboys and how a well-fitting saddle was crucial in keeping a horse and rider both safe and healthy. Competitive Trail Rides (NATRC organization) have been a welcome home. Meaghan qualified for ApHC World Championships the last few years and hopes to go this year. Her organization with Appaloosas is classified as an educational nonprofit (501c3), founded in memory of Clyde Al Maxey. (www.maxeyappys.com), and platforms of TikTok (@SassyAppys) and Instagram (@Sassy_Appys) reach people around the globe.

  1. Kate Kudelko – https://www.instagram.com/painted__dressage/
    March 19th @ 11 am EST.
    Kate is a young professional based in Brooksville, Florida, specializing in training ponies, small horses, and rescues in dressage. Most of her client’s horses are paints and stock crosses so she has run into her fair share of complications fitting horses who have very wide shoulders in comparison to the size of their body.

  1. #askJochen Q&A – March 21 @ 5 pm EST
    to be broadcasted on YouTube and Facebook.

  2. Emily McDorman- https://www.instagram.com/equine.love.eventing – To Be Announced.
    Emily McDorman has been riding primarily in eventing for the past 8 years. Emily grew up in Washington state but moved to Colorado for school last year. She is majoring in Equine Science with a minor in business. Emily loves all things horses and is interested in all aspects of their care. Emily is part of the United States Pony Club which helped her start learning about horse care early in her riding career. She recently did a ‘dive into’ positive reinforcement which she tries to incorporate into her training as much as she can. Through that deep dive, she also learned even more about all the aspects that go into having a happy healthy horse and their importance

  1. Emily Ferreira – https://www.instagram.com/emzequestrian/
    – To Be Announced.
    Emily Ferreira is based in Ontario, Canada and has been riding for over 15 years. She began as a Western rider but soon found a love for the English riding world, and has since entered the hunter/jumper ring. She has done everything from part boarding to leasing and finally owning her horse, an 18-year-old American quarter horse. Emily’s love for her horse has led her down an informative path regarding the importance of saddle fit.