Hout Bay · One-day clinic with Ray
Resilience.
Calm that holds.
Relaxation sits at the base of the training scale, and most horses have it at home. Resilience is how your horse keeps it: at a show, on a windy day, when it matters. One day with Ray, for every level, in an indoor arena.
Saturday · 8 for 8:30, until 4
Saturday 14 November 2026
Malorix Stables, Hout Bay · indoor arena
3 of 6 riding places left
Six riders and fifteen seats. Lunch platters and a year of the app are included.
What riders said after the last Cape Town clinic
- Six riders only
- Lunch platters for everyone
- A year of the app included
What you get
Pick your place.
Here is what is in it.
Come with your own horse, or watch every session from close by. Everyone eats together, and everyone goes home with the app.
Ride
With your own horse.
R1,500 the day
- Two one-on-one sessions with Ray on your own horse
- Before the day: send Ray a short video of your horse and your one question, so he arrives knowing your horse
- Watch every other horse and rider, and learn from each one
- After the day: your next step, saved in your app, and a check-in from Ray two weeks later
- Lunch platters in the yard kitchen
- A free year of the Horse Flow app, the full Complete plan (R2,490 a year), then R99 a month at the Founder price, locked for as long as you stay
- The voice assistant is in the app too, paid as you use it: buy credits in the app whenever you want it
3 of 6 riding places left
Watch
No horse needed.
R600 the day
- Every session of the day, close enough to hear every word
- Ask Ray your own questions over lunch
- Lunch platters in the yard kitchen
- A free year of the Horse Flow app, the Rider plan (R1,490 a year)
- The voice assistant is in the app too, paid as you use it: buy credits in the app whenever you want it
10 of 15 seats left
A rider’s year of the app is R2,490 on its own. The whole day, lunch included, is R1,500.
The day
Read him in the morning.
Build it after lunch.
A group clinic, and the work is one-on-one. Each rider has their own sessions with Ray, and everyone else watches and learns from them.
Morning: read your horse
Ray reads each horse with its rider. Where the worry starts, what the first sign is, what your horse does just before the relaxation goes.
Lunch: platters and questions
Lunch platters in the yard kitchen, and time to ask Ray anything: riders and auditors together.
Afternoon: build it
The same horse, a little more asked. You do the work and Ray coaches you, so you leave knowing your next step at home.
What resilience is
Not a horse who never worries. A horse who worries, stays with you, and comes back down quickly.
Why it matters in the arena
Relaxation is at the base of the training scale. When it goes, rhythm and contact go with it. Resilience is how it comes back.
Every level
The young horse meeting the world, the schoolmaster who tightens in the warm-up, the horse who is lovely at home and someone else away from it.
Where
An indoor arena.
Whatever the weather.
Malorix Stables in Hout Bay: a large indoor arena, so wind and rain change nothing on the day. Arrive at 8 to start at 8:30, and the day ends at 4. Directions and what to bring are sent in the clinic’s WhatsApp group once you have booked.
A special thank you to Monique Janssen, who owns Malorix Stables, designed it herself and spent a year and a half building it, for opening her yard and her arena to this clinic.
With thanks
From the last Cape Town clinic
In their words.
Said on camera, and in the group that evening, after Ray’s Cape Town clinic of 26 September 2026.
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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
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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
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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
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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.
AnneGreat energy. Great learning. Happy exhausted!!
GinaIt was so informative and very well worth it.
Bridgeta great day seeing the principles applied with different challenges with different horses. It brings so much new learning and depth.
MichelleIts always quite useful when your horse brings the problem you feel you cant fix for you
Tammyit was amazing to see you work and make the difference very inspiring
MoniqueThanks Ray and everyone for an amazing day of learning!
MaryseThanks Rynhardt for a great day and for all the inspiration as always.
Siri
Your session: you, your horse and Ray 
Everyone else watches, close enough to hear every word 
Each step explained as it happens 
Every horse is different, and you learn from all of them
Who is teaching
Calm,
where it counts.
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. The same work keeps a horse with you past the judge’s box.
“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
Booked in
three steps.
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Pick your place
Ride or watch. Tap its button. Booking for a friend too? Tap “Booking for two?” under the button, or choose how many people at the checkout.
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Pay online
Your name, email and phone number, then pay. The confirmation email is your ticket.
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Ray adds you to the group
He puts you in the clinic’s WhatsApp group. Riders send their short video and their one question there.
Before you book
Is it right for my level, and for my horse?
Every level is welcome, from the young horse to Grand Prix. Resilience is the same question at every level: does your horse stay with you when something changes?
What is the difference between riding and watching?
With a riding place you bring your own horse and have two one-on-one sessions with Ray. With a seat to watch you come without a horse, see every session up close, and ask your questions over lunch.
What time does it start and end?
Arrive at 8 to start at 8:30. The day ends at 4. Lunch platters are in the yard kitchen.
Where is it?
Malorix Stables in Hout Bay, in the indoor arena. The directions are sent in the clinic’s WhatsApp group once you have booked.
Can I book for a friend too?
Yes. Tap “Booking for two?” under the place you both want, or tap + beside "How many people?" at the checkout for each extra person. One payment books them all. No email for your friend to hand? Book anyway: Ray will ask.
How do I get the free year of the app?
Riders get the full Complete plan for a year: it is set up by itself when you pay, and an email brings the link. Auditors get the Rider plan for a year, set up the same way. After the year a rider can stay on at the Founder price of R99 a month. The voice assistant is in the app too, but it is not part of the free year: you pay only for what you use, with credits you buy in the app.
What if I cannot come after all?
The refunds and cancellations policy sets it out. Message Ray as early as you can.
One day with Ray.
Calm that holds.
Saturday 14 November 2026, 8 for 8:30 until 4 · Malorix Stables, Hout Bay · indoor arena