From kids to adults, English or Western, our step-by-step program helps you feel confident, and truly connected with your horse
Private or Group lessons, weekday or weekend options available– find a routine that works with your life.
Our program is designed for beginners to experienced riders looking to polish their skills.
We offer private and group lessons for kids (6+ y/o) and adults, weekday or weekend sessions, so you can find a schedule that fits your lifestyle.
Each lesson focuses on skill development, horse-rider communication, and confidence-building, so students leave feeling accomplished and inspired.
Highlights of our program:
When it clicks, it feels effortless—and that’s when riders fall in love with it.
Most of our riders begin exactly where you are—curious, excited, confident, and maybe a little unsure.
We guide you through everything:
You’ll never be rushed, overwhelmed, or expected to “just figure it out.”
Many people think riding is about pulling reins and making the horse do something.
We teach something different.
We invite you to create a partnership with the horse, focusing on the connection rather than forcing them into movement or direction.
You'll learn:
Private lessons are a great way to begin or continue your riding journey. These lessons take place either at the barn or under the covered arena, where it's just you and your instructor with your favorite horse.
Private lessons are $115 for 30-40 minutes of instruction and 50 minutes at the barn.
**Riding students will arrive to catch and tack up their horse and be ready for their lesson at the given time, and then also be responsible for untacking their horse and putting them away.
Group lessons are currently offered to our Level 1 riders. Perfect for those who are new to horses and want to learn how to confidently interact with horses and understand basic safety and grooming techniques as they prepare for their first ride.
Group lessons are limited to 5 or fewer students and are 50 minutes long. Group lessons are $75/lesson.
In Level 2, Finding Your Balance, riders begin developing the essential skills needed to guide their horse independently.
Building on the horsemanship skills from Level 1, students begin learning how to communicate with their horse while mounted.
Students will learn:
By the end of this level, riders will feel comfortable walking their horse with control and confidence.
