Auditors: AUDITING is FREE (but donations accepted)
Come - Watch - Learn!
Come - Watch - Learn!
While CRDA is opening camp for entries at this time, we are very aware of what is going on in the world. CRDA, Apple Knoll Farm, and both of our clinicians are very excited to move forward with camp at this time. We will continue to monitor the situation, and plan to take all necessary precautions to make camp both safe and enjoyable. If the circumstances dictate that we cancel camp, we will inform everyone as soon as possible and provide refunds of all fees.
CRDA Adult Camp
CRDA Adult Camp has been Canceled.
CRDA Adult Camp
Saturday and Sunday, April 25-26, 2020
Apple Knoll Farm, Millis, MA
CRDA Adult Camp has been Canceled.
Local trainer Vincent Flores will be one of the two clinicians at the 2020 CRDA Adult Camp. And of course, Lynne Kimball Davis is returning by popular demand! Camp provides a friendly learning environment with a range of riders working from training level to FEI. The campers find support from both the clinicians and the other campers, whether they are looking to improve their dressage scores, develop their horse’s way of going, or enrich their rides in the ring or on the trail. CRDA Adult Camp is open to both adult amateurs and professionals. Auditors are welcomed and encouraged!
Camp is a two-day event that includes a 45-minute private lesson each morning, followed by a 30-minute private lesson each afternoon with the same instructor. The second day is the same format with the other instructor. This year we will be offering a half camp option for those who do not feel that the full four lessons are right for them and their horse at this time. This works well with those with younger, older, higher level or just not in shape horses. The half camp option will be one lesson each day. The entry fee includes a continental breakfast and lunch on both Saturday and Sunday. Overnight and day stabling is available at Apple Knoll Farm for an additional fee.
About the Clinicians
Lynne Kimball Davis is a USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold medalist. She trained extensively in England and Austria and is a British Horse Society Intermediate Instructor. She trained and competed many horses to FEI levels, most notably Pompidou (Piet), whom Ulla Salzgeber purchased as an 8-year-old and successfully competed in his first two Grand Prix in Germany. Originally from Natick, MA, Lynne now lives and trains full-time in Wellington, Florida. She has coached many students to the FEI levels, and she helped numerous students earn their Bronze and Silver Medals, and has a current student who is one score away from earning her Gold Medal. Lynne is bringing along her stunning (and huge) 7-year-old gelding, Shanghai, with coaching from Susan Jaccoma and Volker Brommann. Lynne is known for building confidence in riders of all levels and is a long-time favorite clinician.
Vincent Flores is a USDF Bronze, Silver, Gold and Gold Bar Medalist, native of France where he’s received a classical training background. Vincent is based out of Merrimac, MA where he runs Vincent Flores Dressage, LLC, a training and horse sales business, and is a very active clinician in the New England area as well as the rest of the United States. In 2018, he joined the board of directors of the New England Dressage Association and serves as Sponsorship Coordinator.
Vincent’s passion for horses started at a very young age, and he has competed over the years in different countries in the three disciplines, show jumping, eventing and dressage, and decided to dedicate himself fully to the latter in 2012. Vincent has competed in CDI Small Tours in the US, has been multiple times USDF Regional Champion, and has brought two horses to Grand Prix so far, as well as many more to FEI levels.
He has continuously trained for the past 15 years with an “Ecuyer” from the Cadre Noir of Saumur, which is the French equivalent to the Royal Spanish School of Vienna. After moving to New England late 2017, Vincent has been helped regularly by Olivia Lagoy-Weltz and Kathy Connelly.
Cost Traditional Camp:
CRDA members: $475
Non-members: $525
Cost Half Camp:
CRDA members $255
Non-members $285
Half camp opening date will be one week later with post-mark of Wednesday March 25, 2020.
Stabling is a flat rate of $75 for the weekend, which includes overnight stabling (Friday/Saturday or Saturday only), or day-stabling (Saturday/Sunday). Please include your check for stabling payable to CRDA with your camp entry.
Entries accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, based on postmark date. No hand delivered entries will be accepted.
Auditors: Donations accepted
For more information contact Terry Brennan at 508-560-3622, terry01702@yahoo.com.
Send entries to Terry Brennan, 645 Central Turnpike, Sutton, MA 01590.
Click Here for the Adult Camp entry form
Click Here for the AKF Release
Saturday and Sunday, April 25-26, 2020
Apple Knoll Farm, Millis, MA
CRDA Adult Camp has been Canceled.
Local trainer Vincent Flores will be one of the two clinicians at the 2020 CRDA Adult Camp. And of course, Lynne Kimball Davis is returning by popular demand! Camp provides a friendly learning environment with a range of riders working from training level to FEI. The campers find support from both the clinicians and the other campers, whether they are looking to improve their dressage scores, develop their horse’s way of going, or enrich their rides in the ring or on the trail. CRDA Adult Camp is open to both adult amateurs and professionals. Auditors are welcomed and encouraged!
Camp is a two-day event that includes a 45-minute private lesson each morning, followed by a 30-minute private lesson each afternoon with the same instructor. The second day is the same format with the other instructor. This year we will be offering a half camp option for those who do not feel that the full four lessons are right for them and their horse at this time. This works well with those with younger, older, higher level or just not in shape horses. The half camp option will be one lesson each day. The entry fee includes a continental breakfast and lunch on both Saturday and Sunday. Overnight and day stabling is available at Apple Knoll Farm for an additional fee.
About the Clinicians
Lynne Kimball Davis is a USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold medalist. She trained extensively in England and Austria and is a British Horse Society Intermediate Instructor. She trained and competed many horses to FEI levels, most notably Pompidou (Piet), whom Ulla Salzgeber purchased as an 8-year-old and successfully competed in his first two Grand Prix in Germany. Originally from Natick, MA, Lynne now lives and trains full-time in Wellington, Florida. She has coached many students to the FEI levels, and she helped numerous students earn their Bronze and Silver Medals, and has a current student who is one score away from earning her Gold Medal. Lynne is bringing along her stunning (and huge) 7-year-old gelding, Shanghai, with coaching from Susan Jaccoma and Volker Brommann. Lynne is known for building confidence in riders of all levels and is a long-time favorite clinician.
Vincent Flores is a USDF Bronze, Silver, Gold and Gold Bar Medalist, native of France where he’s received a classical training background. Vincent is based out of Merrimac, MA where he runs Vincent Flores Dressage, LLC, a training and horse sales business, and is a very active clinician in the New England area as well as the rest of the United States. In 2018, he joined the board of directors of the New England Dressage Association and serves as Sponsorship Coordinator.
Vincent’s passion for horses started at a very young age, and he has competed over the years in different countries in the three disciplines, show jumping, eventing and dressage, and decided to dedicate himself fully to the latter in 2012. Vincent has competed in CDI Small Tours in the US, has been multiple times USDF Regional Champion, and has brought two horses to Grand Prix so far, as well as many more to FEI levels.
He has continuously trained for the past 15 years with an “Ecuyer” from the Cadre Noir of Saumur, which is the French equivalent to the Royal Spanish School of Vienna. After moving to New England late 2017, Vincent has been helped regularly by Olivia Lagoy-Weltz and Kathy Connelly.
Cost Traditional Camp:
CRDA members: $475
Non-members: $525
Cost Half Camp:
CRDA members $255
Non-members $285
Half camp opening date will be one week later with post-mark of Wednesday March 25, 2020.
Stabling is a flat rate of $75 for the weekend, which includes overnight stabling (Friday/Saturday or Saturday only), or day-stabling (Saturday/Sunday). Please include your check for stabling payable to CRDA with your camp entry.
Entries accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, based on postmark date. No hand delivered entries will be accepted.
Auditors: Donations accepted
For more information contact Terry Brennan at 508-560-3622, terry01702@yahoo.com.
Send entries to Terry Brennan, 645 Central Turnpike, Sutton, MA 01590.
Click Here for the Adult Camp entry form
Click Here for the AKF Release