English or Western Lesson Opportunities

To meet the needs and budgets of all horse and rider combinations we offer the following rates on your horse or ours:

Hourly lessons                  $50.00
Half hour                           $30.00
Group (max. 3 for 1 hr.)    $35.00 per person

Save by the package

"A Circuit 1" four hour long lessons         $175.00 vs. $200.00
"A Circuit 2" four half hour lessons          $100.00 vs. $120.00

"Olympian 1" six hour long lessons         $260.00 vs. $300.00
"Olympian 2" six half hour lessons          $150.00 vs. $180.00

Show coaching: $75.00 per day (includes braiding) up to a 100 mile radius.  Mileage added at .45 cents per mile after the first 100.  If more than one contestant at a show that requires mileage the trip fee will be divided evenly.

Under 12......

Saturday School: 9:00 am- 12:00 pm   $50.00 per day
Limited to 6

The first Saturday of each month is set aside for fun filled horse adventures! Learn all about horses, ponies and life!!  From arts and crafts to grooming and brushing, Saturday school is the new "coolest" place to be.  Guest speakers from vetranarins and farriers to herbalist and yoga instructors.  If you have a little barn bum who just wants to be at the horse barn then this is the place for them.  Bring an extra set of clothes because if the day goes right your won't stay clean.

Hurry.....This is limited class and pre-pregistration is required.   NO Drop Ins.

Teeny Tiny Cowpoke Sessions:  $25.00 for a 20-30 minute session

Teeny Tiny Cowpoke sessions are for your future Rodeo star or Olympic Jumper!!  TTC sessions are comprised of 2-30 minutes of good ol' fashion pony fun!!  If your not sure that your little tike is quite ready to jomp into the saddle then this is the class for you.  Perfect for the four and five year old that is horse crazy or at least thinking about being.  Great introductory class to allow your little equestrian a birds eye view of the horse world.  They will explore the fundamentals of why it is so fun t obe a horse:

                           Grooming & Tacking
                           Horse anatomy
                           Horse care
                           Tack care
                           Herd Instinct

It won't be long before your pre-schooler will be telling you the difference between a curry comb and a mane comb; the difference between a trot and canter and how many ribs a horse has in it's barrel.  If ribs in a barrel doesn't make sense to you, feel free to sit in on the class, mom and dad!