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Lesson Program

We are so excited that you found us and want to take horseback riding lessons. Whether you are just starting out, coming back after a long pause or have been riding for years, we have a lesson tier that will work perfectly for you. No one is too young or old to experience the joy of horses.

We offer lessons for children and adults. Most of our lessons are 45-60 minutes of riding time, and start as private lessons. For the very littles, as they get started, we may suggest a half hour lesson. As you progress in your riding, you may join a group of kids and/or adults at your same level. We like to keep our groups to 3 or less people, or both Dave and Faye will teach the lesson together. Below we have laid out generally how you will progress in riding.  

If you would like to see the other events we have at Frog Pond Farm, including our camps, check out our events page.
 

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START

Don't know how to start out in horseback riding? Want to get to know the sport? Just START! This level is perfect for first time or casual riders. Nothing required and no commitment... okay, please wear closed toe shoes and dress appropriately for the weather, but we will provide all tack, the horse and a helmet!

GROWING

Adding horsemanship/unmounted lessons is where you really get to know what it takes to immerse yourself in the sport. Learning to be around the horses in various situations, their upkeep and care of all facets of the barn builds an important knowledge base as you/your child grows in the sport.

 

ADVANCING

As you advance in your riding, to get significantly better you must ride more than once a week. If you are thinking of showing, this is an important step in your preparation and commitment to the sport.

INDEPENDENT

Riding independently is important if you ever want to own or lease a horse. Once you have gotten through the Advanced level and want to come ride on your own, this is your next step. After this, you are ready for horse ownership or leasing!

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