
The Northern Lights Quarter Horse Association (NLQHA) is proud to host an incredible 3-day clinic with Craig Johnson, taking place July 24–26, 2026 in Dryden, Ontario.
As we celebrate our 30th Anniversary season, we are especially excited to welcome back one of the most accomplished and respected horsemen in the industry. Having Craig join us again makes this milestone year even more meaningful for our club and community.
Craig Johnson’s clinic was an absolute highlight last year, leaving riders inspired, motivated, and eager to continue building on what they learned. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, and it was clear how valuable his knowledge, coaching style, and hands-on approach were to everyone who attended.
Bringing him back to Dryden is not only a reflection of that incredible experience, but also a testament to NLQHA’s commitment to providing high-quality learning opportunities for our members and local horse community.
This is a rare opportunity to learn from a world-class professional — right here at home — and be part of a special anniversary year that celebrates 30 years of horses, community, and growth.
Craig Johnson is recognized worldwide as a top-level professional in the equine industry. He is a NRHA Million Dollar Rider and 17-time World Champion, with accomplishments spanning reining, ranch riding, and working cow horse disciplines.
Over the course of his career, Craig has:
Beyond competition, Craig is deeply passionate about teaching. He has hosted hundreds of clinics worldwide, helping riders of all levels improve their horsemanship and bring out the best in their horses.
His program focuses on practical, proven methods rooted in reining and ranch riding fundamentals, designed to create confident, responsive horses and skilled riders.
This clinic offers a well-rounded experience across multiple western performance disciplines:
Develop control, consistency, and overall performance in ranch-style classes.
Improve your horse’s movement, transitions, and responsiveness.
Work on fundamentals like softness, body control, and precision.
Enhance balance, communication, and overall connection between horse and rider.
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