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About Our Programs
Horsemanship Club Levels Classes are thoughtfully tailored for all ages and involve everything horse! You or your child will learn about horse-keeping, horse care, first aid, feed, stall and paddock upkeep, safety, handling, equipment and gear, grooming, disciplines, breeds, and of course, riding!
What We Do
Our mission is to educate our students on all age-appropriate aspects of horsemanship. We strive to teach the way of the horse and all their complex behaviors and emotions. We teach respect for horses like you'd teach respect for the power of the ocean.
Our programs are not strictly a riding curriculum. We believe that students should be proficient in all aspects of horsemanship before they are able to become strong riders.
Horsemanship Clubs
Ages 6+
$320 billed every 4 weeks.
Horsemanship Club Classes are designed for ages 6+ and involve everything horse! Your child will learn about horsekeeping, horse care, first aid, feed, stall and paddock upkeep, safety, handling, equipment and gear, grooming, disciplines, breeds and of course, riding! We dive deep into every aspect of what it takes to be not only a superior rider, but into the entire age appropriate process of what it takes to be an extraordinary equestrian.
Horsemanship Club Classes (Teen groups)
Horsemanship Club Classes are designed for all ages, but this class is for teens only! It involves everything horse! Your teen will learn about horsekeeping, horse care, first aid, feed, stall and paddock upkeep, safety, handling, behaviors, equipment and gear, grooming, disciplines, breeds, and of course, riding! We dive deep into every aspect of what it takes to be not only a superior rider but into the entire age-appropriate process of what it takes to be an extraordinary equestrian. There are 4-5 students in each class.
Classes are ongoing through June of 2023. Classes will then resume after August of 2023 to accommodate for summer camp. Students earn level badges and move up when they pass each level. Each level can take anywhere from 6 months to a year, depending on the individual teen. Promotes working as a team and towards individual goals.
Teens in this class are eligible for our working student program as well. Extra time on the farm and lessons on the fly are given in exchange for farm chores.
Pricing
Horsemanship Club
$320 billed every 4 weeks.
Farm & Pony
$200 billed every 4 weeks
Big Brain Horsemanship Workshop $395
The Science of the Horse $400 billed once for the 10-week Course
Big Brain
Horsemanship Workshop
Did you know the first MRI to study the brain of a horse wasn't performed until 2014? This led to evidence based myth debunking on how a horse learns and chooses to spend their time with us. This isn't a gimmick. This isn't a "training method". This isn't someone's opinion. This is evidence based information that includes filling in the gaps that is long, long overdue. Come learn about how to apply this science in your interactions with your beautiful and very smart, straightforward thinking horse. They are even more amazing then you may of once thought. Whether you are brand new to horses or a lifelong equestrian, you will walk away more confident with a new understanding. In this 4 day(2.5 hours each day), 10 hour course, we will dive into that beautiful brain that controls their behaviors, movement and relationship with us.
No matter what your discipline is, or what stage of horsemanship you are in, this applied science is vital to the success of understanding your equine partner better. We will be learning a 1:1 ratio of classroom and hands on lessons for how to apply horsemanship with your new knowledge. We have gentle lesson horses for those of you who do not have one, or you are welcome to bring your own. Classes are held on Saturdays from 4:30pm-7pm and Sundays from 2pm-4:30pm on September 24th/25th and October 1st/2nd.
(ALL PROCEEDS GO TO BENEFIT OUR NON PROFIT TEEN HORSEMANSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS)
The Science of the Horse
Starts Tuesday, September 13th.
The 10-week course is $400. Ages 8-17
This class is designed for the homeschooled student interested in the complex biology and behavior of the horse. We take what we've learned and eventually apply that knowledge to horsemanship and how we interact with them. Just some of the things we will learn in this science-based class are; The history of the horse and its impact on the world as we know it. How the equine brain works. How they communicate with each other and other species. Why domestic horses would not survive in the wild. How different classes of horses came about and what they are used for. How the equine's complex digestive system works. This class welcomes students with zero horse experience as well as seasoned equestrians.
The classes are split between our hands-on lessons with the horses and classroom time in our heated learning barn.
We are starting with one class on Tuesdays from 11-12:45, However, we are open to other times we can get a group of students together. Our first installment starts September 13th. The classes are split between our hands on lessons with the horses and classroom time in our heated learning barn.