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  • About Me & About You
    • Liz Oettinger Official Biography
    • Who Are You?
  • The Way Forward
    • Coaching Options
  • The Methods
    • Beneficent Horse | Equine Gestalt Coaching Method®
    • Eco Coaching, Nature Therapy | Beneficent Nature
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  • Events & Retreats
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Beneficent Forces Partners, Horses & Hawks

The Horses

Beneficent Forces, working with the Ancestors

I am honored to partnering with the rare, critically endangered Wilbur-Cruce Spanish Colonial horses of Rancho Del Sueno, the equine division of the Heritage Discovery Center,501c3 located in Central California.

DNA’d and genetically studied, scientists have declared them a “living museum” and refer to them as “Jurassic horses” or living dinosaurs because their genetics are so ancient and preserved.  They were brought here from Spain centuries ago, and were the war horses of antiquity all the way back to pre-christian times.

In the 1600’s, Jesuit priest Father Kino was responsible for breeding large herds and supplying them to the Conquistador’s who moved through Mexico and up not what is now Arizona and California. This last remaining non-feral herd of 20 stallions, 30 mares and a few geldings are the majority of what is left of this breed and his bloodstock.

These Spanish Colonial horses are the ancestors of the Iberian breeds including andalusians, lusitano’s, paso fino’s, lipizzaners, and ALL of  the mustangs of the USA. Even the Quarter Horse, Thoroughbred and some  european warmbloods can be traced back to these horses.

For my clients to have the opportunity to be with these  “ancestors” is beyond words.  I experience them as Royalty.  These horses excel as equine coaches as their temperaments are gentle, curious, willing and engaging.  

 

The Wilbur-Cruce Spanish colonial horses rely on donations for their care and preservation.

 PLEASE DONATE and learn more at

Rancho Del Sueno

Goya

Tequila

The Hawks & Falcons

The Center For Re-Connecting With Nature,501c3 (CRWN)

When I worked as a wildlife rehabber, I learned that falconers are the “wisdom keepers” of birds of prey.  In my desire to do better for the injured birds in my care, I became a falconer. In 2010, I founded the non-profit The Center For Re-Connecting With Nature, 501c3 (CRWN) whose mission is to reconnect people, especially youth with nature, starting with birds of prey, and now equine assisted programs.

CRWN and I obtained a US Fish and Wildlife Service permit for a falconry school which allows me to teach hands on falconry.

Part of Beneficent Forces vision is to be able to offer programs for those in need of financial assistance.  My partnership with CRWN provides an avenue for this. CRWN is able to accept donations for scholarships for equine, falconry and eco-coaching programs.    I offer some of my services pro-bono to CRWN.

PAY IT FORWARD by DOING GOOD for someone else.

DONATE to CRWN and learn more at

The Center For Reconnecting With Nature
CRWN is Partnering with Beneficent Forces

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