This is a shortened one on one lesson as an introduction to riding. Student will remain on the line with an instructor in a controlled environment. Expect students to be at the barn for minimum of 45 minutes.

• 15 minutes in the ring with one on one instruction
• 30 minutes learning horsemanship and basic grooming and tacking skills

Recommended for students who are learning to walk and trot independently. Expect students to be at the barn for a minimum of 1 hour and 15 minutes.

• 30 minute in the ring with one on one instruction
• 30-45 minutes of learning the ins and outs of grooming, untacking, and properly caring for horses

Prerequisites: Must be able to walk and trot independently and know the basics of grooming and untacking (can need assistance) Recommended for students learning the fundamentals of flat work with horses. Learning to walk, trot, and canter in a group setting helps students learn from each other and immerse themselves in the social aspects of our program. Expect students to be at the barn for a minimum of 1 hour and 15 minutes and as they get more advanced, expect students to be at the barn for a minimum of 2 hours and 15 minutes.

• 30 minutes in the ring instruction with students of similar abilities to learn from each other
• 30-45 minutes of fine tuning grooming, untacking, and properly caring for horses
• Once cantering: Coming 30 minutes before your lesson to learn the basics of true grooming, tacking, and properly setting your horse up to be ring ready

Prerequisites: Must be able to walk, trot, and canter competently and groom, tack and take care of their horse on their own. Recommended for students who would like the further their education by learning to jump. Note that our lesson horses do not jump over 2'-2'6". Expect students to be at the barn for a minimum of 2 hours and 30 minutes.

• One hour in the ring instruction with students of similar abilities to learn from each other
• 30-45 minutes before and after your lesson independently grooming and caring for your horse