Stacie Campuzano
Stacie Moyle is a veteran teacher and an accomplished equestrian. She has taught both primary and middle grades in the public schools in California. Currently, she owns and operates a dressage training center.
Stacie is a U.S. Dressage Federation Bronze Medalist. In 2006, her own horse Philipe who she rode and trained was IALHA Reserve Champion Horse of the Year at Second Level and in that same year was IALHA Champion Horse of the Year at the same level in the Musical Freestyle. With her own self-trained horses she has also won championship and top five titles at the state and regional level in both open and breed restricted classes.
Stacie has been a featured speaker on the "If Your Horse Could Talk," Internet Radio show. She has published articles in local equestrian publications as well as online. Most of her expertise and wit is shared on her own "Piaffe Dreams" web blog.
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Stacie is a U.S. Dressage Federation Bronze Medalist. In 2006, her own horse Philipe who she rode and trained was IALHA Reserve Champion Horse of the Year at Second Level and in that same year was IALHA Champion Horse of the Year at the same level in the Musical Freestyle. With her own self-trained horses she has also won championship and top five titles at the state and regional level in both open and breed restricted classes.
Stacie has been a featured speaker on the "If Your Horse Could Talk," Internet Radio show. She has published articles in local equestrian publications as well as online. Most of her expertise and wit is shared on her own "Piaffe Dreams" web blog.
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Body-Clipping HorsesUse these quick steps and professional tips to get a great body-clip on your horse -
Mary King Takes Throne as Queen of EventingBritish event rider Mary King makes history as first rider to take first and second place at the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event.
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Stomach Ulcers in Horses: Symptoms and TreatmentsStomach ulcers are not uncommon in today's horse. Yet, stomach ulcers in horses are treatable. Find out common causes, treatments and management strategies for dealing with stomach ulcers in horses. -
Teaching a Horse Voice CommandsHorses are easily taught to respond to the voice. They can learn a variety of tricks and skills by associating vocal aids with a given task. -
Chic Wedding Invitations for Spring 2011Set the tone for your storybook wedding by sending out the perfect wedding invitation to suit your style. -
Teacher Tips: New Year's Resolutions for TeachersGet the second half of the school year off to a great start with five easy resolutions. -
Winter Farmer's Markets in the Sacramento RegionFarm fresh produce is available at local open air and indoor markets around the greater Sacramento region through the winter months. -
Dressage Training SecretsTop dressage trainers have several qualities in common. They maximize their results with every ride, but using these principles along with the classical training scale. The warm-up plan given outlines a professional training session. -
History of the World Equestrian GamesHeld every four years in between the Olympics, the World Equestrian Games rivals as the most prestigious competition in horse sports. -
Feeding Horses in WinterHorses require extra care during winter weather conditions. By taking steps to be sure horses are getting the proper nutrition, caloric intake, and care they will go through even a harsh winter staying strong and healthy, ready for spring riding. -
Do Animals Have a Sense of Humor?A personal anecdote to argue in favor of animals indeed having a sense of humor. -
Teaching Visual LearnersVisual learners best conceptualize information they see. By knowing how to focus instruction methods to the visual learner, teachers and parents can improve the understanding of their visual learning student.
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Muslim Women and Hijab: How Does it Feel?A teacher working in a Muslim school reflects on how she feels about wearing the hijab or head scarf. Based on observations, and personal reflection, the author shares her thoughts on whether the practice is oppressive to women.
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The Short Story of Skinny, Young, Wiry, FellowSet in the American West, a young man looks to find adventure riding the fast horses of the Pony Express. -
Cheap School UniformsSave money on school uniforms by following these tips and ideas.
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The Twilight Saga and Life LessonsEveryone is faced with questions about love and mortality. The "Twilight" novels encourage young readers to think about their own beliefs on key life questions.
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PurpleA haiku about the color purple.
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5 Simple Steps to Green LivingLiving a green lifestyle can be as easy as implementing a few small changes. Not only are these changes good for the environment, they can cut a families living expenses while making them healthier.
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How to Help Rescue AnimalsEven if you don't have the space to take on a rescued animal, there are a number of ways to help a variety of animals in need.
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Training Horses with Food RewardsAdding food rewards to your horse training strategy can make training more effective at times. Learn when a food reward is beneficial and how to use it without creating negative begging behaviors at the same time.
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What is Earth Hour?People around the globe will be joining forces March 27th to make a statement of hope to help combat climate change. Learn how to get involved in this historic event.
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What is Urban Homesteading?Gain independence and cut your household expenses by growing your own produce, creating your own compost, and utilizing the resources in your own backyard.
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American Saddlebred HorsesFind out the history, development and standards of the American Saddlebred Horse. Learn how it is valued today as a versatile riding horse as well as a show ring icon.
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The Basic Dressage PrinciplesThe most fundamental concepts in riding and training a horse according to dressage principles whether it is for specialized competitive dressage training or as a foundation to training in other disciplines.
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Ride Your First Dressage TestLearn to decide when you are ready to show in dressage, what will be expected of you, and tips to be ready to enjoy your ride down the center line.
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Teaching a Horse Not to BiteLearn strategies to avoid biting and mouthing behaviors in horses. Train the horse that biting is not okay with an effective proven method which does not rely on forceful punishment. -
Training Your Horse to Go ForwardFollow this simple lesson plan to use correct and coordinated aids that will make even a lazy and dull horse light and responsive. -
Training the Extended Trot on an Andalusian HorseAndalusian horses and other baroque breeds tend to show weak extended trots in competition. Learn why they find it more difficult and how you can improve this aspect of your horse's dressage test. -
How to Teach Your Horse the Half-PassThe half-pass is one of the most beautiful movements in dressage. It is also fun to ride. Follow these steps to begin to teach your horse this fundamental movement.
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Bloodlines of the Hanoverian HorseHanoverian horses are among the most successful breed in modern competitive sport. Learn the origins and descendants of the most prominent bloodlines.
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Mane Pulling 101: Techniques for Pulling, Shortening and Thinning Your Horse's ManeAchieve the perfect short thin mane on your horse for convenience or for show by learning these grooming tips and techniques that keep your horse happy while taming even a challenging mane. -
Tips and Strategies to Being an Effective TutorGood tutors are in demand, but family resources are often tight. With these tips and strategies, a tutor can establish a rapport with the client, quickly determine areas of concern and address them effectively for immediate and future success.