Submit one form per horse/rider combination. Auditing is free. Pre-entries for the show are on a separate form here. 

RV MUST BE RESERVED AND PAID FOR: STALLS/SHAVINGS/RV RESERVATION FORM

Get Ready to Ride! Join our clinics on Friday, October 17th with varying offerings from 7:30am-3pm.

Dust off your boots and saddle up! Whether you're brand new or looking to fine-tune your skills, our upcoming clinic is the perfect chance to get your horse show-ready and learn more about our association.

Open to ALL Experience Levels

This clinic is designed for everyone from first-timers to seasoned riders. It’s a fantastic opportunity to learn how each of the classes are run, get a practice run in,
build confidence in the show pen, and connect with fellow riders.

*NEW Clinic Format*
Want to focus on one discipline or try them all? Now you can choose!
Choose and reserve/pay in full for the sessions that best fit your goals and schedule. We are no longer securing spots via a deposit, but rather paying upfront. Choose from the options available to customize your clinic day!

Clinics are non-refundable.

If your desired clinic is full, please fill out a waitlist here.

Paid practice will be available for Cowwork ($100, TBA but likely Saturday evening, 3 min, 1 cow), Trail ($35 Friday evening, 5 min), and Reining ($35 Friday evening, 5 min) Signups will be at the showground Friday.

Terms and Conditions

By submitting this form, I hereby release and hold without blame for liability Tennessee Stock Horse Association, WKU Ag Expo, and all clinic instructors or their officers, directors, employees, representatives, volunteers, or participants in case of injury or theft incurred to me, my horse, or equipment during the Tennessee Stock Horse Clinic and Show on October 16-19. By submitting this form, I also confirm that my horse will have a current negative coggins test upon attendance.

I understand that under Kentucky law, a farm animal activity sponsor, farm animal professional, or other person does not have the duty to eliminate all risks of injury of participation in farm animal activities. There are inherent risks of injury that you voluntarily accept if you participate in farm animal activities.

I understand that any disorderly conduct including extreme disrespect to the show staff, fellow exhibitors, and spectators will not be tolerated. TNSHA Board members reserve the right to deem any disorderly conduct as unsafe and disruptive and will dismiss and escort any participant or spectator off of the premisis with no refunds. Disorderly conduct includes any threatening behavior, refusing to obey an official order for safety purposes, creating a hazardous condition without legitimate purpose, or using foul language with malicous intent toward other persons.Thank you for helping us keep TNSHA shows family-friendly and enjoyable!