My name is Lisa Morauer Clark and I was born in 1956 in Maryland. As
you can see my equestrian career started quite early in life. My parents
had a small horse farm in rural MD and my mom will tell you that I lived
in the barn.
I started showing ponies at six and at ten I was fox hunting along side
my father. I broke my first horse at 12 and used “Natural
Horsemanship” out of necessity. Growing up next to a polo field allowed
a young girl the opportunity to make spending money by galloping and hot
walking polo ponies.
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I moved to Kansas and 1989 and got married in 1990. In 1998 we purchase my husband’s family’s homestead place and
shortly there after I got a grade mare. Then in 2001 we adopted 3 wild mustangs and a love affair was started. With
the mustangs I found it was a necessity to learn a better way to train and this lead me more deeply into studying
Natural Horsemanship. I found Dennis on RFD-TV and was impressed with his knowledge of Classical Horsemanship. I
purchased the home study courses and have been working with my mustangs (we now have adopted 11) ever since.
Lisa C.
shortly there after I got a grade mare. Then in 2001 we adopted 3 wild mustangs and a love affair was started. With
the mustangs I found it was a necessity to learn a better way to train and this lead me more deeply into studying
Natural Horsemanship. I found Dennis on RFD-TV and was impressed with his knowledge of Classical Horsemanship. I
purchased the home study courses and have been working with my mustangs (we now have adopted 11) ever since.
Lisa C.
| BIO: LISA CLARK |
Watch as I ride my 8yr. Old mustang
mare at liberty for only the 3rd time.
mare at liberty for only the 3rd time.
After two and half years pre-vet at the University of MD.
I spent the next year as a polo groom in Florida and PA.
Returning to Maryland I began 3-day eventing reaching
Preliminary level before life got in the way.
The next fifteen years my life was in and out of horses. I
obtained a degree in Civil Engineering. I also worked at
several equestrian show facilities on the east coast, worked
for EQUUS Magizine, as well as working in the construction
field
I spent the next year as a polo groom in Florida and PA.
Returning to Maryland I began 3-day eventing reaching
Preliminary level before life got in the way.
The next fifteen years my life was in and out of horses. I
obtained a degree in Civil Engineering. I also worked at
several equestrian show facilities on the east coast, worked
for EQUUS Magizine, as well as working in the construction
field
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