Clinics are scheduled periodically throughout the year and are announced based on clinician availability, seasonal planning, and rider interest.

Cancellation policies are specific to each clinic and are provided at the time of registration. Due to limited availability, late cancellations are not refundable.

Yes, all our clinics offer auditing opportunities. Audit availability and pricing vary by event and are announced with clinic details.

Clinic fees generally cover instruction only. Additional services such as stabling, or specialized care may be available for an additional fee if applicable.

Clinic costs vary depending on the clinician, format, and number of rides. Pricing is communicated in advance and may differ for riding participants and auditors.

Clinic registration details, including deadlines and availability, are shared via White Fences communications, so please join our mailing list. Spots are typically limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Yes. Clinics are designed to accommodate a range of experience levels, from developing riders to those competing at higher levels, provided the horse-and-rider pair is appropriately prepared.

All clinics are open to White Fences boarders but we also allow outside riders to come with their horses to ride with select clinics also welcoming outside riders as space allows. Participation eligibility is outlined in each clinic announcement.

Clinicians are carefully selected based on experience, credentials, teaching ability, and alignment with White Fences’ training philosophy. We prioritize professionals who emphasize correct, progressive development for both horse and rider. Our regular clinician is David Macmillan, read his bio here.

White Fences offers dressage-focused clinics featuring respected clinicians and trainers. We have regular clinicians (they come at least once a month) and special guests dressage clinicians. Clinics are open to haul ins and they focus on skill development, and opportunities for riders to refine both fundamentals and advanced concepts in a structured learning environment.