Two Days In
Spring Hollow.
John & Abby bring the 310 Edu approach to Francis, Utah — August 1st and 2nd. Rope manipulation, stockmanship, and the principles that make every miss diagnosable. All levels welcome.
What Class Should I Choose?
Teach you to need
another clinic.
You leave fired up. A week later, you're stuck again.
- Group instruction where individual problems get missed
- Drills without the principles behind them
- No framework for troubleshooting misses on your own
- Skills that don't transfer when you leave the arena
Teach you to
self-train.
Core principles of rope manipulation + mechanics + troubleshooting.
- Individual attention — identifying your specific pain points
- Principles you understand, not just drills you memorize
- A clear method for diagnosing every miss
- Tools to keep progressing long after you go home
Two Days.
Eight Core Skills.
Every roper works on what they need most. These are the foundations we build across the weekend — adjusted to meet you exactly where you are.
Rope Mechanics
The core principles of rope manipulation — how to build, deliver, and control your loop with consistency. This is the foundation everything else sits on.
Stockmanship & Positioning
Reading cattle, understanding pressure, and putting yourself in the right place at the right time. Ranch roping is half cow — we cover that half properly.
Horsemanship Foundations
While this isn't a horsemanship clinic, we work on the drills and principles that make your horse's job clearer. A horse that understands the work is a horse that helps you win.
Shot Troubleshooting
Every miss has a cause. You'll leave with a framework for diagnosing your own misses — and the self-training tools to keep correcting them long after this weekend.
Meet
John and Abby are leading the Francis clinic — bringing the same individual-focused 310 Edu teaching method to Spring Hollow.
They share the same teaching philosophy as Dalton: meet every roper exactly where they are, identify the specific pain points holding them back, and build the principles that let them keep improving long after the clinic ends.
Two days. Individual attention. Real progress you take home.
Francis, Utah
August 1-2, 2026.
Two days. Hosted by Lindy Sternlight.
2026
Secure Your Seat.
Choose your tier on the next page. Spots are limited to keep instruction personal.
What's Included
- Two full days of instruction with John & Abby
- Individual attention on your specific pain points
- Rope mechanics & manipulation principles
- Stockmanship & positioning drills
- Horsemanship foundations for roping
- Shot troubleshooting framework
- Self-training tools for ongoing progress
- All roping levels welcome
Cancellation policy: Full refund if you cancel more than 2 weeks before the clinic. Cancellations within 2 weeks of the clinic receive a 70% refund on the clinic fee.
Questions?
We've Got You.
All roping levels are welcome. Whether you're brand new or have years under your belt, John and Abby's approach is built around the individual — they identify exactly where you are and build from there. Beginners won't feel lost; experienced ropers won't feel held back.
Yes. This is a mounted clinic covering horsemanship principles as they apply to roping work. If your situation is different and you have questions about attending without a horse, reach out to the host, Lindy Sternlight, at 805-279-2421 before registering.
Your horse, your saddle and tack, your ropes, roping gloves, and weather-appropriate gear for two full days outdoors. A full packing list is sent via email after you register.
No — the Francis clinic is led by John and Abby, our featured guest clinicians. They teach the same 310 Edu method and philosophy that Dalton developed, with the same individual focus and self-training approach.
You'll receive a full refund if you cancel more than 2 weeks before the clinic. If you cancel within 2 weeks of the start date, you'll receive a 70% refund of the clinic fee.
You're in good hands. The whole teaching philosophy is built around meeting students exactly where they are — no assumed knowledge, no being talked over. First-timers are welcome and well-supported.
Registered attendees will receive a list of recommended lodging options near Francis, UT. If you have specific questions about the area, contact the host Lindy Sternlight at 805-279-2421.
Lindy Sternlight is your host for the Francis clinic. You can reach her directly at 805-279-2421 with any logistical questions about the venue, arrival, or the local area.