Programs
PeeWee Horsemanship
Designed for ages 4-7
The PeeWee Horsemanship course is designed for our youngest students to learn proper horse handling, care and communication. An emphasis on safety practices and equine communication will be covered along with beginner rider skills. Some lessons are unmounted.
Junior Horsemanship
Designed for ages 8+
The Junior Horsemanship course is designed for our youngest students to learn proper horse handling, care and communication. An emphasis on safety practices and equine communication will be covered along with beginner rider skills. Some lessons are unmounted.
Adult Horsemanship
Designed for ages 18+
It’s never too late to get into the horse world. Maybe you’ve always wanted to, but don’t know where to start. Or maybe you’ve had some instruction, but are still unclear on so much. Large show barns can be intimidating, but we provide a small, welcoming learning environment.
Off Site Lessons
Any age
Offsite lessons, using your own horse. Basic western horsemanship.
Private lessons
*Price is dependent upon travel distance
Special Events
We host special events, camps, and programs throughout the year. Please see below for our upcoming special events.
Connect with yourself
Our programs are unlike any other. Horsemanship skills, including safety, equine communication, and the human animal bond are developed. The goal is to become a skilled horsemen/women before advancing into riding lessons.
A deeper understanding
Materials covered in each program
Safety
When handling and working with horses, safety should never be overlooked. We believe teaching safety practices to keep the student and the horse as safe as possible.
Husbandry
Understanding good husbandry is the key to having a rewarding, symbiotic relationship with the horse. This includes best care practices, such as grooming, hoof care, equine diets, stable care, and all the routine care of the horse.
Equine Communication
To become a great rider, you have to know how to “speak horse”. Recognizing the subtle signs of equine communication and how to effectively communicate back to them is how you become a great horsemen/women. Most “problem” horses aren’t the problem, but the handler is, simply because they’re misunderstanding the horse’s needs. Our goal is never just to create riders, but to create truly skilled horsemen/women.