Prospect Clinic is open to participants who graduate high school no later than spring 2029.  Participants will work with the Auburn Equestrian coaching staff on skills that are crucial to collegiate equestrian success.  This clinic has a limited number of participants, so there is a significant amount of time spent with the coaching staff.  Participants will experience the daily practice routine of a division I athlete.  Participants will also be exposed to different horsemanship discussions and demos including use of tack and basic first aid.  Participants will ride in multiple rotations set up like collegiate practices.  Participants will be in teams the majority of the weekend and participate in a scrimmage on Sunday. Lunch both days is included.  Clinic will run from 8 am CST to 4:30 pm CST on Saturday and 8 am CST to 3 PM CST on Sunday

Jessica Braswell Equestrian Clinics are open to any and all entrants only restricted by age, gender and availability.  It is imperative that our clinics provide a safe, positive and beneficial forum for skill instruction and athletic advancement.  For health and safety purposes of the participant and equine athletes it is suggested that jumping seat riders be competing consistently in the hunters or equitation at a minimum height of 3'3" and/or the jumpers at a minimum fence height of 1.10m and western riders be competing in open shows.