Horse Riding Lessons
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About Our Equine Riding Programs
Our goal for our students is for them to develop confidence in their horsemanship skills in a fun, friendly, safe and educational environment!
- All ages of riders welcome! (Generally at least 5 years old)
- All levels of riders accepted! (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
- Students are welcome to bring their own horse or may use one of our lesson horses.
Offering riding instruction in a variety of disciplines:
- Basic Horsemanship
- On the Ground Horsemanship
- English (basic English equitation, introductory dressage and jumping, hunt seat equitation/pleasure)
- Western (Equitation, Pleasure, Trail: competition & recreational)
- Western Dressage
- Speed Events (barrels, poles, intro. roping, goat tying)
- Halter & Showmanship
2020 Pricing & Policies:
- Private 1 hour lesson = $70 per student per lesson
- Weekly Scheduled Group Lessons = $48 per student per lesson
- Semi-Private Group Lessons = $48 per student per lesson, 2 plus students
- Purchase four or more lessons in advance and receive $5 off of each lesson
- We accept checks, cash and all major credits for payment
- All payments are due at beginning of each lesson
- We have a 24 hour cancellation policy, failure to notify will result in full charge of the lesson!
- Lessons will be cancelled if it is below 20 degrees, we will notify you, but feel free to contact us if weather is questionable.
- All riders must sign a release of liability waiver or a parent must sign if student is a minor.
- All rider's under age 18 must wear an equine certified riding helmet whenever they are mounted on a horse.
- Rider's over age of 18 have the option to wear an equine certified riding helment, however they must sign an acknowledgement stating that they are choosing not to wear.
- All rider's should wear long pants, boots with a heel (preferably no laces). Gloves are recommended for winter riding months.
- Pre-purchased lessons expire one year after purchase date.
- All pre-purchased lessons are non-refundable.
Students - Want to learn what it's like to own a horse, without actually buying one? Check out our lease program.
2020 Spring Riding Lesson Schedule:
Please check the Private Lesson Calendar to schedule Semi-Private Lessons.
Monday
1:30pm Adult Beginner Horsemanship Group Class
4:00pm Youth Beginner Rider Horsemanship Class
5:30 Youth Beginner Rider Horsemanship Class
6:00pm 3rd Monday of the Month Gallation Gallopers 4H Club (GG4H)
Tuesday
11:30am Combination Barrel Racing Class
4:00pm General Horsemanship Class
5:30pm Advanced Horsemanship Class
Wednesday
11:30am General Horsemanship Class
4:00pm General Barrel Class
5:30pm Advanced Barrel Racing/Speed Event Class (designated for student's with their own or leased horse or permission from instructor)
Thursday
4:00pm General Horsemanship Class
5:30pm Adult Horsemanship Class (will resume in warmer spring months)
Friday
4:00pm Speed Event Class
Select Saturdays:
10:00am-11:30am Beginner Horsemanship Class (Instructed by Mckenna Anders or Emma Borrman)
11:30am General Horsemanship Class (Instructed by Mckenna Anders or Emma Borrman)
1:30pm-4:30pm Private and Semi Private Lessons
Sundays (Weather Permitting):
1:30-4pm Stablehand Sunday Program
This program will be more in depth manner on the care of horses, more than the horsemanship camps cover. There will be NO riding of horses. Stable hands will learn how to
feed depending on the horses' individual requirements, organize and clean tack & equipment, maintain and repair fencing and arenas, remove manure, and safe handling and
proper use of ranch tools. Stable Hands will also have the opportunity to learn about the care of other farm animals. There will be a strong emphasis of life skill development
including responsibility, team work, communication, etc. Rubber boots and work gloves are recommended for participants. Participants will need to pack a snacks and water.
Cost: $20.00
Additional Group Lessons:
Additional group classes may be scheduled upon request. Please check the Group Riding Lesson Schedule.Group Riding Lesson Schedule
Private Lessons available:
Please check the Private Lesson Calendars to schedule Semi-Private Lessons.Amy Prechter Schedule
Tuesday, Select Wednesdays, Thursdays 1:00-4:00pm(Privates and Semi Privates)
Fridays mornings (Privates and Semi Privates)
Emma Borrman Schedule
Select Wednesdays and Fridays 1-4pm
Select Saturdays 1:30-4:30pm(Privates and Semi Privates)
McKenna Anders Schedule
Select Wednesdays 1-4pm
Fridays 1:00-3:30pm
Select Saturdays 1:30-4:30pm(Privates and Semi Privates)
Brianna Willey Schedule
Sundays 11:30am-1:30pm
Mondays/Tuesdays/Thursdays by request (must email/text/call for appt.)
Bozeman, Montana Group Class Descriptions:
Homeschool Youth Horsemanship Class
Students should arrive at schedule started time of lesson to get their horse properly groomed and tacked up for lesson and be ready to ride. We will cover basic aspects of riding: warmup, stretches, rail work and then we will work on a horsemanship patterns.This class is designed for students who are comfortable at a walk and trot, and starting to learn to canter. If class is full and you are interested in participating in class please contact me by phone, as I may have additional lesson horses available that day! Students are welcome to ride English or Western, bring their horse or use one of ours.
Additional class sessions can be added on a weekly basis upon request.
English Equitation Class
This class will cover basic aspects of English riding: warmup, stretches, rail work and then we will work on English Equitation patterns, dressage work and/or introductory jumping.This class is designed for students who are comfortable at a walk and trot, and canter.
'Mom and Me'/ 'Parent and Me' Classes! (These can be scheduled as a semi-private lesson)
This class is designated for 'Mom's/Parents and Children' that are interested in riding together. This is a basic horsemanship class that will cover horse safety, grooming, tacking up and riding. Students will learn warm up stretches, basic rail work and horsemanship patterns.
Youth Beginner Horsemanship Class
In the beginner horsemanship class we will cover basic aspects of horsemanship riding: 1st half hour is safety, grooming, tacking up the horse, followed by riding which includes a warm-up, stretches, rail work and then we will work on a horsemanship patterns. This class is designed for students with no prior to little riding experience. Students will learn how to walk and trot. Students are welcome to ride English or Western. Each student will have a helper available to them until they feel confident to ride independently.
General Horsemanship Class
This class is designated for riders (youth or adult) who are fairly confident in their riding skills, able to walk, trot and starting to canter on a horse. We will do a warm up, rail work and horsemanship patterns. We will work on fine tuning the technique and approach to pattern work, a strong emphasis will be put on developing the rider’s equitation/seat. Riders may ride English or Western.
Advanced Horsemanship Class
We will cover basic aspects of riding: warm up, stretches, rail work and then we will work on a horsemanship patterns.This class is designed for students who are comfortable at a walk and trot, canter and wanting to fine tune their skills. This class is designed for students that have their own horse, leased horse or access to horse approved by instructor. Students are welcome to ride English or Western. All ages welcome to attend, as long as they are confident riders.
Adult Horsemanship Class
In the adult horsemanship class we will cover basic aspects of riding: warmup, stretches, rail work and then we will work on a horsemanship patterns. This class is designed for students who are gaining basic riding skills or perhaps have not ridden for awhile and wanting to build their confidence up in the saddle. Students will basic horsemanship safety and skills and will learn how to walk, trot and eventually canter. Students are welcome to ride English or Western.
Barrel Racing Class
This class is designed for students that would like to work on barrel racing. This class is open to all ages of riders as long as they are comfortable and able to ride independently at the walk, trot and lope/canter. In each class students will warm up their horses and learn about the importance of warm exercises for themselves and their horses. The last portion of class will be spent working on the barrel pattern. Students are welcome to bring their own horse to class! Allow for time to un-tack your horse after the lesson.
Speed Event Class
Each week this class will focus on a different rodeo event (Barrels, Poles, Roping, Goat Tying) We will work on warm up exercises, style and technique for each event. We will work with you at your level from introductory to more experienced. Students should be fairly independent in their riding, able to walk, trot comfortably. Bring your horse or use one of ours. Ropes/other equipment will be provided but if you have your own feel free to bring it.
Horse Sense Class Series
Open to all ages, who are serious horse enthusiasts. This class is all on the ground, no riding. This is a 4 series class developed to teach all aspects of horse husbandry. Class will cover feeding/nutrition, first aid/TPR's, traveling/trailering with your horse, horse management practices, horse conformation/anatomy/breed types. This is an ideal class for anyone considering purchasing a horse or new to owning a horse. Each student will receive a journal. This class can be scheduled on request. A minimum of 5 participants required.