Lyn Ringrose-Moe
Cowboy Dressage World of Colorado
Lyn Ringrose-Moe grew up in the central California foothills of Mariposa County. From early childhood, Lyn was a cowgirl at heart and loved horses of all kinds. Always striving to give the horse the benefit of the doubt, Lyn travels internationally helping riders and horses achieve their goals while maintaining a kind, gentle approach. As a coach, Lyn helps many riders achieve their personal best through her positive, supportive coaching methods. She believes in the possibilities in each horse (or mule) and rider and strives to bring out the best qualities in each. Lyn believes that Cowboy Dressage can benefit any horse/rider participating in any discipline, as the focus is on tactful horsemanship and harmony between the horse and rider.
As a founding partner in Cowboy Dressage World, Lyn created the Cowboy Dressage Judging Program and functions as the Judge Mentor, as well as a Recommended Judge. Lyn enjoys an active international clinic schedule and competes in Cowboy Dressage, Classical Dressage, Working Equitation, and Ranch Riding. In the past, she’s competed in working cow horse classes, combined training, and show jumping, as well as participating in cutting, reining, and team roping. She has worked with or trained most breeds of horses (and mules) and finds beauty in all of them. Lyn resides at the Sliding J Ranch in Acampo, California.
Available Workshops
Riding The Cowboy Dressage Challenge Court
The Challenge Court is a unique component of Cowboy Dressage that teaches your horse to navigate ground poles and obstacles with relaxation and Soft Feel. In this session, you’ll learn how to ride the Challenge Court and practice maneuvers such as backing with bend, turn on the forehand, turn on the haunches, opening the gate, broken arrow, and bow tie.
Time:Â 1-1.5 hrs Skill: Everyone Location: Schedule 
Workshop Clinician
Lateral Movements: The Gateway to Collection
Leg-yield, shoulder-in, haunches-in, half-pass — these lateral movements look impressive, but more importantly, they have real benefits for your horse. Namely, they are the gateway to collection! In this session, you’ll learn how to introduce these movements to your horse, or refine them if you’ve already done so. You’ll also have a chance to practice some lateral movements in the newest Cowboy Dressage tests, Walk/Jog 5 and 6.
Time:Â 1-1.5 hrs Skill: Everyone Location: Schedule 
Workshop Clinician
Mastering Turns
Do you want to learn how to nail your turns on horseback? Then this clinic is for you. Riders will work on executing proper turn maneuvers in Cowboy Dressage tests, such as turn on the forehand, turn on the haunches, and turn on the forehand-to-turn on the haunches.
Time:Â 1-1.5 hrs Skill: Everyone Location: Schedule 
Workshop Clinician
Smooth Transitions
Everybody wants smooth, effortless transitions, whether from walk to jog, jog to lope, or more advanced maneuvers such as stop or back to lope. But achieving smooth transitions with Soft Feel and relaxation requires practice and preparation. In this clinic, riders will work at their and their horse’s own level to improve gait transitions.
Time:Â 1-1.5 hrs Skill: Everyone Location: Schedule 
Workshop Clinician
Partnership On The Ground
Working with your horse on the ground can be a great way to establish connection and partnership that translates to the saddle. In this clinic, you will learn basic maneuvers for the Partnership on the Ground division in Cowboy Dressage and also learn about how you can progress to the Liberty division.
Time:Â 1-1.5 hrs Skill: Everyone Location: Schedule 
Workshop Clinician
Ride A Cowboy Dressage Test
Have you always wanted to try Cowboy Dressage, but you’re not ready to enter a show? Or are you a seasoned competitor, but you want to boost your scores? In this clinic, riders will pick a Cowboy Dressage test to ride and then receive personalized feedback from the judge. If time allows, they can then ride the test again to see their improvement.
Time:Â 1-1.5 hrs Skill: Everyone Location: Schedule
Workshop Clinician
