Lesson times: Weekend, weekday and evening group, semi-private and private lesson times available. Fill out the form below to inquire about current available times.

Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Group, Semi-Private and Private Lessons in:
- Hunt Seat Equitation
- Classical Dressage
- Eventing
- Cross-Country
- Hunter/Jumper
- Training
- Trail Riding
- Adults (English)
- Ground Work and Confidence Building
- Lunging
First-Time Students:
All first-time students must either go through the New Rider Group or take a private evaluation lesson to assess their riding level in order to pair the rider with the most appropriate horse. We will also go over the program, where to find everything, grooming and tacking up the horse. This introductory session is very important as it allows the trainer one-on-one time with the student to promote the highest level of education possible. After this lesson, we will answer any questions you may have and set up a time for weekly lessons.
All first-time students must either go through the New Rider Group or take a private evaluation lesson to assess their riding level in order to pair the rider with the most appropriate horse. We will also go over the program, where to find everything, grooming and tacking up the horse. This introductory session is very important as it allows the trainer one-on-one time with the student to promote the highest level of education possible. After this lesson, we will answer any questions you may have and set up a time for weekly lessons.
What to Expect:
Lessons are focused on learning all aspects of riding including grooming, saddling, bridling and lunging, if necessary. If you need assistance in tacking your horse, please ask. There's usually someone around who can help you. Unless you are a first-time student, riders are expected to have their horses ready by lesson time. Being ready to begin at your lesson start time is very important, so please allow enough time to get your horse groomed and tacked up. And after your lesson, you will be responsible for putting the tack away, your horse back outside (unless instructed otherwise), and cleaning up any messes it has made. We are a community and we all need to do our part to keep the barn looking and smelling clean!
Barn Amenities Include:
Lessons are focused on learning all aspects of riding including grooming, saddling, bridling and lunging, if necessary. If you need assistance in tacking your horse, please ask. There's usually someone around who can help you. Unless you are a first-time student, riders are expected to have their horses ready by lesson time. Being ready to begin at your lesson start time is very important, so please allow enough time to get your horse groomed and tacked up. And after your lesson, you will be responsible for putting the tack away, your horse back outside (unless instructed otherwise), and cleaning up any messes it has made. We are a community and we all need to do our part to keep the barn looking and smelling clean!
Barn Amenities Include:
- Heated barn and arena
- Heated viewing area
- Heated lounge with microwave and refrigerator
- Sand footing in arena
Please note: We do our best to make sure there are enough riders to keep the semi-private and group lessons more than 50% full. As students come and go, take days off or switch lessons, the lesson you are signed up for may temporarily not be half full. Because a smaller lesson results in more one-on-one instruction, these lessons will be shortened to half an hour. If you are the only person in a semi-private lesson, or if there are two or fewer students in a group lesson, that lesson will be reduced to a half hour. You will get the same quality instruction, just in a shortened timeframe. Thank you for your understanding!
If you have additional questions about lessons or would like to set up a time for an evaluation lesson, please fill out the form below.
Disclaimer: Photos shown are for illustration only and might not depict current facilities.
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