I feel in my life I have had the best of both worlds. My early education in horsemanship was of the classical nature. Lots of discipline and dressage taught by a Hungarian Cavalry Officer. He was strict but a horseman of the highest caliber. He was one of the big influences in my life and the other was the American Cowboy.

As a young boy in Israel, the first time I saw a western on the silver screen I knew where I had to go and what I wanted to be. It has been a long journey full of adventure, triumphs and yes, setbacks. Throughout it there have always been horses.

It is my goal to teach and share with others what my horses have taught me about life and about being a horseman.

DARE TO BE DIFFERENT – DARE TO BE FREE
- by Jennifer C. Chisholm-Hoibraten

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COWBOY DRESSAGE
- by Linda White in the American Saddlebred Magazine

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Aachen, Germany
2006 World Equestrian Games
- by Debbie Beth-Halachmy

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Photo credits Debbie Uecker-Keough

"Seeing Compadre dance for the first time was also to be my last. I had watched him on tape so many times but never in the flesh. At the risk of sounding self-oriented, the song 'Save The Last Dance For Me' came to mind and I felt as though indeed he had."

Click Here to read Shery Jespersen's article July 30th, 2002

Eitan is available for clinics, seminars and exhibitions.

For information on dates, availability, and fees contact:

Wolf Creek Ranch
15468 Norvin Way
Grass Valley, CA 95949

phone 530-346-2715

Email: eitan@foothill.net