Clinic dates
Next clinic · Travelling clinic
12 Nov – 17 Nov · Cape Town, at your yard
One-on-one · At your yard
What resilience looks like
What riders said after the last clinic

What you come to learn
And how to build it into your horse. A resilient horse still feels the pressure. It can meet something hard, stay with you, and come back down quickly afterwards.
It is not built by avoiding everything hard, and it is not built by pushing a horse through it. It is built in small steps, with a warning first and a way out second. Come and learn how, with your own horse or watching from the side.
Coming up

Travelling clinic
12 Nov – 17 Nov · Cape Town, at your yard
Ray is in Cape Town for six days. Book a one-on-one session with your own horse, at your yard. Message him with your area and the days that suit you.

Group clinic
Sat 14 Nov · Malorix Stables, Hout Bay · indoor arena
See everything about this clinicRelaxation sits at the base of the training scale. Resilience is how your horse keeps it: at a show, on a windy day, when it matters. One day with Ray for every level, 8 for 8:30 until 4. Six riders, each with two one-on-one sessions, and fifteen seats to watch. Lunch platters and a year of the Horse Flow app included for everyone.

Group clinic
21 Nov – 22 Nov · Swartvlei Guest Farm, Garden Route
See everything about this clinicTwo days on three things: horsemanship, resilience and liberty. Bring the behaviour you are stuck with. Day one, read your horse: where the worry starts, and what it does before the problem. Day two, build on it, with you doing the work and Ray coaching you. Come for one day or stay for both. Both days costs far less than two single days, with your own horse or watching from the side.
From the last clinic
Said on camera, and in the group that evening, after the Cape Town clinic of 26 September 2026.
It was wonderful to spend an entire day just both learning from doing but also learning from watching... I think he’s giving us the tools that we can practice when he’s not around.
Gina Participant, with Roman
One of the most important things that I learnt was just how Rynhardt shows you always to keep everything light... even when the horses get very up and busy and excited and triggered he just stayed super light and gentle the whole time and they just came right back down.
Siri Cape Town clinic
It was really worth it... it was also learning of other horses, because they’re all different, and how the handlers or riders or owners also do the techniques. So it was both from Rynhardt and the horses and the people. And the questions.
Bridget Cape Town clinic
I kind of thought when I saw this from afar that it’s not relevant to me because I’m like coming back into riding after 30 years... I can see the value for both her and me.
Joanne Rides an 18 year old schoolmaster
And in the group that evening
Thank you Ray for an amazing clinic every horse and rider had so much to bring and your direction is invaluable.Anne
Great energy. Great learning. Happy exhausted!!Gina
It was so informative and very well worth it.Bridget
a great day seeing the principles applied with different challenges with different horses. It brings so much new learning and depth.Michelle
Its always quite useful when your horse brings the problem you feel you cant fix for youTammy
it was amazing to see you work and make the difference very inspiringMonique
Thanks Ray and everyone for an amazing day of learning!Maryse
Thanks Rynhardt for a great day and for all the inspiration as always.Siri
How the day works
It is a group clinic, and the work is one-on-one. Each participant gets their own sessions with Ray and their horse, while everyone else watches and learns from them. Then you watch theirs.





Take a participant place. You get your own one-on-one sessions with Ray on your own horse, and you watch everyone else’s.
Take an auditor place. Watch every session up close, notebook in hand, and ask your questions.
Riders leave with a plan. Auditors leave seeing their own horse differently.
What to expect
The day is open on purpose. You bring what you and your horse need, and Ray works on that with you. It could be any of these.

Working with your horse loose, with no rope, so the conversation rests on attention and not on equipment.

Everyday handling and the basics everything else rests on: forwards, backwards, sideways, and standing still.

For the owner who wants to go further: reading your horse sooner, and getting more from asking less.

Cleaner asks and better-timed releases, so your horse knows exactly what you mean.
Not sure what your horse needs? That is a good place to start too.

Who is teaching
Ray is a safari guide, a trainer and a farrier. Before the clinics there were years of riding horses among lions and elephants, where a horse that cannot settle is not an option.
“I have known Reinhardt 12 years and have worked with him with wild elephants. He will literally blow you away... and you'll have to convince your horse to go back home with you.”
Alistair, who filmed the last clinic
How to book
Choose the clinic, and whether you ride or watch.
WhatsApp opens with your message to Ray already written. Just send it.
He answers himself, confirms your place and sends the details for the day.
Get a few riders together and Ray comes to you. Message him with your area and rough numbers, and he will find a date.
More regions are on the way.
What is new
Live webinar · Tue 10 Nov · FreeThe Regulated Horse, episode 3: The SEEKING SystemNext clinic · 12 Nov – 17 NovCape Town: individual sessionsClinic · Sat 14 NovHout Bay: Resilience, a one-day clinicClinic · 21 Nov – 22 NovSwartvlei: two-day horsemanship clinicNew articleBack to Basics: The Horse’s Nervous System