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What care are you ensuring related to your team members?

What care are you ensuring related to your team members?

May 27, 2020

Our team members are health screened and temperature checked before being allowed to begin work for the day.  Every team member on duty will be wearing a colored bracelet indicating they’ve passed the daily health and temperature screening and have been approved to come on duty.  Team members follow the C Lazy U Ranch Commitment to Containment:

  • I will maintain 6-foot social distancing
  • I will wash my hands often and according to generally accepted practices
  • I will notify the ranch and stay home when I am sick or showing symptoms of illness
  • I will notify the ranch and get tested immediately if I have symptoms
  • I will encourage these behaviors in others
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Julie's first Horsemanship Immersion clinic was excellent. The structure of the days and content of materials was on-point. For me personally, I got to work with horses I did not know and use my horsemanship skills to help the horses work through various exercises that they don't normally do. That was my goal for the clinic. The workshops were perfect topics, and the vet workshops were great information. There is so much to talk about and the team remained flexible to everyone's interest but kept on schedule. Julie's team is always able to work with everyone and help us grow our horsemanship skills with quick evaluation of our skills and encouraging reminders. That is what it is all about!

~ Andrea D., 10-25-2021

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