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Two Minds • One MissionBuilding Safe & Confident Horses
Small, simple changes… remarkable results.
No matter the discipline, every rider wants the same thing —
a calm, confident horse and a connection that feels easy, safe, and genuine.
Two Minds • One Mission is a brain-centered horsemanship clinic designed to help you better understand how horses think, feel, and learn — and how your own mindset directly influences your horse.
This is a no-nonsense, supportive clinic where pressure is replaced with understanding, and progress is built through clarity, curiosity, and trust.
This Special Pegasus Event Includes Two Unique Learning Days:
Friday (Aug. 28) is dedicated to Pegasus staff and volunteers, focusing on understanding how the horse’s brain processes safety, stress, and learning in a therapeutic environment.
Saturday (Aug. 29) is open to the public and features hands-on brain-centered horsemanship sessions for riders and auditors.
Whether you are:
• a recreational or trail rider
• a competitor
• returning to the saddle after time away
• or newer to horses
👉 there is something here for you and your horse.
What This Clinic Focuses On
During the Saturday public clinic, participants will experience thoughtfully designed learning segments that may include:
• short, engaging lectures
• non-resistant handling
• groundwork
• obstacle work (in-hand and/or riding)
All sessions are designed to be brain-friendly, horse-friendly, and human-friendly — no overwhelm, no rushing, no pressure.
The 7 C’s of Brain-Centered Horsemanship
This clinic builds on the 7 C’s:
Cognition • Communication • Connection • Confidence • Conditioning • Choice • Clicker™
You will learn:
• how the human and horse influence one another biologically
• basic brain principles for both horse and rider
• how horses and humans learn — and how to work with that process
• how fear impacts learning, behavior, and performance
• why play matters in building confidence and trust
• how groundwork and obstacles build body awareness and mental confidence
• how to read your horse’s body language more clearly
• how to introduce clicker training in a practical, approachable way
…and much more.
Clinic Format
Saturday’s public clinic will include a mix of demonstration, group learning, and hands-on sessions designed to support both horse and rider.
Auditors are encouraged and will gain just as much insight through observation and guided discussion.
The goal is simple: relaxed horses, confident riders, and meaningful learning.
Meet Your Clinicians
Jenn Currie
Equestrian • Master Teacher • Equine Affaire Presenter
Jenn blends over 30 years of teaching experience with practical horsemanship, helping riders and caregivers understand the brain behind the behavior and build safer, more confident partnerships. She and her horses enjoy inspiring relationships built on trust, curiosity, and clarity.
Wendy Shaffer
Masterson Method® Certified Practitioner
Wendy specializes in helping horses feel better in their bodies so they can think better in their minds — empowering owners to better support their horses’ comfort and well-being.
Together, Jenn and Wendy are strong advocates for whole horse health — physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Registration & Info
👉 Register: horseofadifferentcolor.org
📱 Text for more information: 724-456-0237
If you’ve been curious about brain-centered horsemanship…
If you want a calmer, more confident partnership…
If you’re ready to understand your horse instead of pushing through things…
This clinic is for you.
We are honored to partner with Pegasus Therapeutic Riding Center to support both the horses and the incredible people who care for them.
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Event Venue
Pegasus Farm Therapeutic Equestrian Center, 12193 Ravenna Ave NE, Louisville, OH 44641-9737, United States, Hartville
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