The farm had a clinic with Julie Goodnight, the program director of CHA, for the dept. of ag. At that time the farm also got accredited by CHA. I don't think that its a matter of not being certified for Julie- may have been an update issue of the site. She is all about being certified and keeping up with that. Maybe it lapsed when she was traveling a year and half ago. Can't imagine that the farm got accedited without dues paid.
She was teaching a gal that took res. champ(year end award) at SMHA last year in WP and last year took training horses for western pl. work from some savvy horse owners. She also taught at the horse science school at the P.G. equestrian center last year. She taught a horsemanship class- the kids loved her and she was able to help the ones that were showing at the AQHA shows. She does not claim to be the best- she learned most of what she knows in FL with Lynn Palm and Sandy Vaughn. They seem to know what they are doing with it.
