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Featured PresenterDoc Hammill & Cathy Greatorex – Doug (Doc)Hammill DVM is an internationally respected authorityon horses and mules, gentle/natural horsemanship,and driving and working horses in harness. Doc hasbeen driving and working horses for over 60 yearsand has taught horsemanship and driving for over 35years. His life has been a quest to learn, practice andshare the art of communicating and interacting withhorses in gentle, persuasive, effective ways. Doc’slifetime of studying and working with horses, combinedwith his equine veterinary experience give hima unique perspective on horsemanship. He has beenblessed with lessons from thousands of horses, and anabundance of great old-time mentors and modernhorsemanship clinicians.As a partner at Doc Hammill Horsemanship, CathyGreatorex, has combined her lifelong passions -horses and helping people reach their dreams throughlearning and education - into the perfect career.Cathy, with her perspective as a student and her professionalunderstanding of educational philosophies,principles and techniques facilitates the transformationof Doc’s experience and knowledge into understandableand meaningful lessons for students. Shecontributes her unique and deep personal understandingsand feelings for horses into the lessons as well.Cathy is a lifelong horsewoman who has beenblessed with many great mentors. Her primary focusfor the past 19 years has been driving and workinghorses in harness.Doc and Cathy live together on a ranch in Montana.They teach and promote “gentle/natural horsemanship”through workshops, demonstrations, instructionalvideos, lecturing, and writing.Admission Fees:Gates open at 8 am each day. Event ends at 3pm onSunday.Admission Rates:Weekend Adult $25Under 18 or Over 65 $18Saturday Adult $15Under 18 or Over 65 $10Sunday Adult $10Under 18 or over 65 $87Online purchases:Many items related to the Field Days can be purchasedonline through www.brownpapertickets.com. Their site iseasy to use and helps us tremendously with our behind thescenes paperwork. We really appreciate you using this systemto pre-purchase items related to the event.Already made your online admission purchase? Your namewill be on a list at the event, you can pick up your wristbandat the gate and you're good to go.Camping:Available at the Fairgrounds Thursday, Friday andSaturday nights. Preregistration is requested but notrequired. Restroom, cold water and electricity areavailable.Car or Tent, $15 one night,$20 for two nightsCamper/hookups, $25 per nightLocation for Forestry Demos onSaturday Morning:Two logging sessions on Saturday morning will take place ata local sugar bush located just one mile from the Fairgrounds.Hay wagons will take folks up to the wood lot.Anyone going to the woodlot should wear sturdy shoes andbe comfortable moving around over rough or unevenground. There will be a short walk (~100 yards) from thewagon drop spot to the demo area. Bring an extra layer &jacket if the weather is damp.Directions: Leave the Fairgrounds and turn left on RoaringBrook Road. Turn right (south) on Rt 16. Go about 1 mile,turning in at Sugar Mill Farm on the right. Take the smallroad that goes out of the back of the parking lot (followsigns), cross the small covered bridge and park in the field infront of the sugar house.Wagons leave sugar house at 8:20 and 8:25Session 8:30 - 9:45Wagons leave demo area at 9:50EXTRA SESSION for those staying in the woods: 9:50 -10:25Wagons leave sugar house at 10:15 & 10:20Session 10:25 - 11:40Wagons leave demo area 11:40