Today, March 7, 2013, Kay Cloude from Whitefish will be meeting with Tom Schmidt, director of PeaceHorse, to talk about ways that her innovative studies, research, and techniques can be used and taught at the Peace Horse Montana International Summer Riding school.
Kay has been involved in a life time passion of creating and keeping good health for people and animals, primarily horses.
For instance, Kaye demonstrated to Tom’s horse Whitey the advantages of a gum massage. If you want to get cooperation from someone, how about making it pleasurable? Whitey sure purred like a kitchen when she worked with his upper and lower front gums.
Let’s learn what else we can do for man, woman and beast that isn’t found in your standard horse back riding book.
If you see a cute yellow VW convertible on the roads of Whitefish, whinney! That will be Kay on a mission.
Kay has many claims to fame. If you want to see some “rootin’ and shootin’ hard ridin’ cowgirls, you can ask Kay to bring her gang of “wild women of the west” to your event. We plan to see them demonstrate their stuff at PeaceHorse either.
A kiss isn’t the same thing as a gum massage, but who is counting?
Anya rewards Dollar with a kiss after a gentle kind successful session. Or is it Dollar who is kissing Anya and saying “Thank you?”