NEW CLINIC!!!
August 8, 2026 /// Flagstaff, AZ
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SCHEDULE
Clinic: Saturday August 8 Session 1: 8 AM to 11 AM Session 2: 12 PM to 3 PM CLINICIANS - Reining with Kaleb Kearl - Ranch Riding with Alexis Spencer PRICING
Clinic: $225 per person We will be providing lunch! |
ORGANIZER
Arizona Versatility Ranch Horse Association Coordinator: Leigh Barthen VENUE Double K Breeding 2600 Kiltie Lane Flagstaff, AZ FACILITIES Stalls: $45 / night RV Dry Camp Only: $15 / night PLENTY OF PARKING AVAILABLE! |
MEET THE CLINICIANS
About Kaleb Kearl
Raised in Hooper, Utah, Kaleb embodies the true spirit of a country kid. Growing up immersed in agriculture, he was an active member and competitor in FFA, showing a variety of livestock throughout his youth.
During high school, Kaleb worked as a veterinary technician for several veterinary practices, gaining invaluable experience handling emergency situations and caring for animals of all species. His dedication to agriculture and leadership earned him the honor of serving as the Utah FFA State Sentinel following graduation.
As his passion for horses grew, Kaleb shifted his focus to the equine industry. From youth rodeo through high school rodeo, he competed in events including team roping and tie-down roping, always looking for opportunities to expand his knowledge and skills. That drive eventually led him to apprentice with some of Utah's most respected reining horse professionals, where he refined his training philosophy.
Kaleb's program is centered on the horse's mental well-being, building trust, confidence, and a true partnership between horse and rider. He believes every horse is an individual, carefully evaluating each one before developing a customized training plan tailored to its unique personality, strengths, and needs.
Today, Kaleb brings that same thoughtful, horse-first approach to Arizona. His mission is to develop talented, willing, and versatile performance horses while helping each horse reach its full potential through quality training, patience, and exceptional horsemanship.
Raised in Hooper, Utah, Kaleb embodies the true spirit of a country kid. Growing up immersed in agriculture, he was an active member and competitor in FFA, showing a variety of livestock throughout his youth.
During high school, Kaleb worked as a veterinary technician for several veterinary practices, gaining invaluable experience handling emergency situations and caring for animals of all species. His dedication to agriculture and leadership earned him the honor of serving as the Utah FFA State Sentinel following graduation.
As his passion for horses grew, Kaleb shifted his focus to the equine industry. From youth rodeo through high school rodeo, he competed in events including team roping and tie-down roping, always looking for opportunities to expand his knowledge and skills. That drive eventually led him to apprentice with some of Utah's most respected reining horse professionals, where he refined his training philosophy.
Kaleb's program is centered on the horse's mental well-being, building trust, confidence, and a true partnership between horse and rider. He believes every horse is an individual, carefully evaluating each one before developing a customized training plan tailored to its unique personality, strengths, and needs.
Today, Kaleb brings that same thoughtful, horse-first approach to Arizona. His mission is to develop talented, willing, and versatile performance horses while helping each horse reach its full potential through quality training, patience, and exceptional horsemanship.
About Alexis Spencer
Having grown up in the horse industry, she has dedicated her life to developing versatile horses that are just as dependable in the mountains and on the ranch as they are in the show pen.
Specializing in Ranch Versatility, Reining, and Cow Horse events, Alexis is passionate about producing willing, confident partners with strong minds and solid foundations. Whether she's preparing young prospects, helping riders find their next horse, or competing across the country, her focus remains the same: creating honest, capable horses that people can enjoy for years to come.
Beyond training and competition, Alexis is deeply involved in supporting the western horse community through events, education, and mentoring. She believes that great horses are built through patience, consistency, and miles both inside and outside the arena.
When she's not horseback, you'll likely find her in the mountains—whether skiing, snowmobiling, or enjoying the Colorado outdoors. Her love for both the mountains and the western lifestyle shapes everything she does, and she is grateful to spend each day doing what she loves alongside the horses that continue to inspire her.
Having grown up in the horse industry, she has dedicated her life to developing versatile horses that are just as dependable in the mountains and on the ranch as they are in the show pen.
Specializing in Ranch Versatility, Reining, and Cow Horse events, Alexis is passionate about producing willing, confident partners with strong minds and solid foundations. Whether she's preparing young prospects, helping riders find their next horse, or competing across the country, her focus remains the same: creating honest, capable horses that people can enjoy for years to come.
Beyond training and competition, Alexis is deeply involved in supporting the western horse community through events, education, and mentoring. She believes that great horses are built through patience, consistency, and miles both inside and outside the arena.
When she's not horseback, you'll likely find her in the mountains—whether skiing, snowmobiling, or enjoying the Colorado outdoors. Her love for both the mountains and the western lifestyle shapes everything she does, and she is grateful to spend each day doing what she loves alongside the horses that continue to inspire her.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
ENTRY INFORMATION
All entries are due August 5, 2026. Online entries are the only accepted forms of entry. For any questions or assistance please email [email protected].
Last day to scratch to receive refund on fees is August 5, 2026.
***AN E-MAIL TO [email protected] WILL BE THE ONLY RECOGNIZED WAY TO CANCEL. TEXT MESSAGES, FACEBOOK MESSAGES, PHONE CALLS, ETC., WILL RESULT IN NO FEES BEING REFUNDED***
ENTRY INFORMATION
All entries are due August 5, 2026. Online entries are the only accepted forms of entry. For any questions or assistance please email [email protected].
- Online entries will require a CC number to be processed.
- Please be aware that there is a 3.5% processing fee + $.30 per transaction fee for all CC charges.
- We are only collecting prepayment for the clinic.
- Stalls and RV can be paid via cash or check at the event.
- Please be aware that if you cancel, we reserve the right to charge your card for any fees due.
Last day to scratch to receive refund on fees is August 5, 2026.
***AN E-MAIL TO [email protected] WILL BE THE ONLY RECOGNIZED WAY TO CANCEL. TEXT MESSAGES, FACEBOOK MESSAGES, PHONE CALLS, ETC., WILL RESULT IN NO FEES BEING REFUNDED***
