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LEVEL 1 Advanced Motorcycle Skills Course
An eight hour, high challenge course at New Hampshire Motor Speedway designed for licensed riders. The program combines Precision & Control with Defensive Riding Skills to help riders manage their motorcycles both on the road and at slow speeds. Techniques refined by police motorcycle officers anchor the curriculum, aiming to raise abilities for riders at any level. Participants who successfully complete the course receive a certificate along with a sharper skill set and renewed confidence. The focus is not on ego, but on control, confidence, and survival. Many discover there is more to learn than expected, and leave with practical insights that can make a vital difference on the road.
New Hampshire Motor SpeedwayBaa Baa Bash! Welcome Spring on the Farm
Celebrate the arrival of spring on the farm with baby animals, muddy boots, and even the chance to witness a live animal birth. Admission is free. Feed the animals by purchasing feed bags, then browse a new farm store stocked with farm-raised goods and locally made items, with complimentary samples available. Learn about a year-round CSA and pick up organic soil and organic seeds for your own garden. Wear sturdy boots and prepare for messy conditions, since farm life can be unpredictable. Families and friends are welcome. For the safety and comfort of the animals, pets are not permitted.
Brookford FarmHarmony Horsemanship: Rider Biomechanics
Deepen the partnership between rider and horse with Rider Biomechanics 101 by Melissa Ellis, a clinic tailored to all experience levels. Through a combination of off-horse learning and mounted practice, participants explore how subtle changes in alignment, muscle engagement, and posture influence a horse’s movement and enhance communication in the saddle. Concepts that once felt out of reach are presented in a clear, accessible way. The day begins in the classroom, followed by riding sessions where horses and riders are grouped by similar ability. Horses should be well mannered under saddle. Most exercises are designed for the walk, making the clinic suitable for green horses or those managing light soundness concerns. The rider fee is $175, with an optional day stall for an additional $40 that includes bedding, hay, and water.
Rocky Rest StableBearbrook State Park Trail Clean-up
Check in takes place at Hayes Field. Please bring handsaws, clippers, loppers, rakes, and trash bags to support the work. For safety, only individuals with State certification may operate a chainsaw.
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