Our programs are taught by licensed instructors and experienced apprentices who are First Aid and CPR certified.   See Required Attire and Center Policies for further information.

Riding 101
An introductory course designed to introduce (or re-introduce) adult students to horsemanship.  The session will meet for two hours for three consecutive weeks.  Week One includes general orientation, horse and rider safety, nutrition, equine maintenance, and, an evaluation riding lesson.  During the next two weeks students will be introduced to grooming, tacking, breeds, anatomy, first aid, and then ride in a one-hour group riding lesson. Time: 6:30-8:30pm

 Cost: $225 (deposit of $100)  |  Dates: June 6th, 13th, and 20th


Medical Release Form (required for all program registrations)

Vacation 101 - Know Before You Go...
Dude ranch? European vacation? Cattle drive? Riding on a tropical beach? The kids want to do a trail ride at a national park this summer, but you're afraid of horses and not so sure about it?

There’s nothing worse than changing your mind at the last minute -- just as the trail ride is leaving and you or your child is feeling the pressure from family, fellow riders, and the trail boss.  Then you sit in the parking lot for two plus hours until they return.  Know beforehand that it’s not for you.  Don't waste time and money.

But, if you are feeling more adventurous, learn some basic riding skills -- mounting, position, steering, and, become familiar with the equipment you will use.  Get those muscles into shape before you go and not waste precious R&R time recuperating!