Idaho Horse Expo

Expo Featured Clinician for Idaho Horse Expo 2011

Chris Cox

Shannon Allison

Shannon has a real passion for what he does and a genuine love for the animals.He takes pride in what he has accomplished and has been featured in the "Western Horseman" magazine and has won the 2007 Idaho Horse Expo Round Pen Challenge. After working for SIMPLOT Land and Livestock for over 10 years, he started training people and horses, and clinics full time.

Dee Craig
www.deecraigtraining.com

Jeff Spencer
www.spencertraining.com

Jeff Spencer is a native Idahoan who has been training horses professionally since 1974. In 1999, Jeff and Jane Spencer opened Spencer Training, Inc., a training facility in Eagle, Idaho, with the goal of helping horse owners improve their relationship with their horse. Jeff's foundational approach to training allows the horse and rider to learn together from the ground up and grow together as a team. He specializes in equine behavior modification and travels extensively in the United States giving clinics, seminars and consulting on all issues involving horses.

In October of 2000, Spencer Training opened a Horsemanship School for the horse enthusiast who wishes to broaden his knowledge base of horses and horse ownership. The school offers 4-week long classes developed for all levels, abilities and disciplines of horse lovers. Students spend time every day in the saddle putting what they have learned in the classroom to use and improving their riding skills. Jeff's gift is his ability to communicate the complexity of horsemanship in an understandable, usable form which makes Horsemanship School at Spencer Training a must for horse enthusiasts.

Alice Trindle
www.tnthorsemanship.com
Alice Trindle returns to the Idaho Horse Expo for another year of exciting presentations that aid every discipline in developing a willing partnership with their horse. Alice's principles have been shared in such publications as Western Horseman, Northwest Horse Source, and Eclectic Horseman magazine where she has discussed the importance posture, focus, and attitude in building your personal horsemanship journey.