We teach beginners who've never touched a horse and work with riders who've been in the saddle for years. The goal is the same either way: you leave knowing more than when you came in.
We start on the ground, every time — because horses are big, and respect matters before anything else does.
Kids and adults, total beginners to more experienced riders. Horse, tack, and helmet included — just bring boots with a heel and long pants.
Boarders & sponsors ride for $50
Total beginners welcome. Kids and adults. We start on the ground, every time, then build from there at the rider's pace.
Boarders & sponsors ride at $50 — just book as you go
Reps build the rider. A 4-pack keeps you on a schedule that actually builds on itself instead of starting over each time.
A 2.5-hour guided ride up to the falls at Clark's Creek — capped at two riders, so it's genuinely yours. No nose-to-tail line, no crowd. Just real backcountry, real water, and a horse that knows the way.
Kids muck stalls, do groundwork, ride, and sit in the barn classroom for the real stuff. Everybody handles a horse every week — not just watches. Every kid keeps a horsemanship journal that goes home with them.
Current students & permission only — not a daycare, not open to the public
Anatomy on a live horse, what's in the feed room and why it matters, what it actually costs to keep a horse — real math, real numbers — first aid, and tack care.
Camp days all summer for the kids who can't get enough, and an open arena every Thursday for anyone with a horse and a trailer.
Tuesdays & Thursdays all summer, 9am–1pm. Mammie runs the barn classroom block; Meg rides and trains with the kids in the arena. Six kids a day. The kids who come back every year are proof enough that it works.
Bring your horse, use our arena. Waiver required, current Coggins, helmets for anyone under 18. We keep it low-key and we keep it regular. No trailer? Ask about us coming to you.
Summer sessions fill fast — dates drop on the newsletter and social before they go anywhere else.
Join the summer waitlistBook a single lesson to start. Bring boots with a heel and long pants — we have the rest. Tell us a little about the rider and we'll find a time.