Horsemanship Session

$55.00/session at Garland

off-site sessions will very in cost

This is approximately a 1 hour session where you will learn how to better communicate and connect with a (or your own) horse on the ground.  This session is focused on the horses body language; what to look for, what they are “saying”, how to respond and how timing and “feel” are a crucial part of clear communication.  You can work with one of my horses, truck in your own, or I can travel to you!

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we are temporarily pausing our riding lesson program due to a change in focus within our stables. Please feel free to reach out and we can suggest other local barns that may be a good fit!

Thank You for understanding as we navigate new changes and schedules!

Private Riding Lessons 

$50.00- 45+ minute lesson

lessons are focused on teaching safe and effective riding skills and developing a balanced seat that can be used in english or western disciplines. Lessons will usually take place in the ring, but some may include or consist of going out on the trails or in the fields, working on learned skills in real time situations.lesson also cover all manners of horsemanship, so students will learn how to halter, lead, groom and tack up their horse.

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*Please Book and pay for your lessons on the "Booking page" *

*Lessons may need to be rescheduled from time to time by your instructor, due to inclement weather or extreme temperatures. 

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What to wear:

1. In order for ANY student to ride, we require long pants and closed-toed shoes.  NO STUDENT will be allowed to ride in shorts, skirts, or any unprotective shoe.  

2.  We are happy to let students borrow helmets for their first couple of session riding with, but after a few session, all students should purchase their own helmet.  Bicycle helmets are not appropriate or safe for horseback riding.

3.  All students must wear proper riding shoes (a comfortable boot with a  1" heel; and smooth rubber sole).

4. Breeches with half chaps or long pants (preferably jeans) to protect your legs.  (leggings and other smooth pants will slip, making it hard to grip the saddle).

5. Riders should dress for the weather, we do not have an indoor riding arena.

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If you are feeling ill, have a fever, or have been in close contact with someone diagnosed with COVID, or have been diagnosed with COVID within he past 2 weeks, we ask that you please stay home and schedule your lesson for another time. Thank you for your understanding.

 

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All students or parent/guardians of students must sign our liability waiver before any handling of or riding horses.

Under New Hampshire law, an equine professional or activity sponsor, or any other person engaged in an equine activity is not liable for an injury to or the death of anyone participating in an equine activity resulting from their inherent risks (HB 793). Except in limited circumstances, no participant's representative can make a claim against, maintain an action against, or recover from any other person for injury, loss, damage, or death of the participant resulting from the activities' inherent risks.

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