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You have questions about riding lessons and training, and how we can help you achieve your riding and horsemanship goals. If you don't find the answer you're looking for, please contact us directly!
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This is an insightful question! You will benefit from a trainer or lessons if:
Are you struggling with specific behaviors from your horse? (ex: spooking, bucking, buddy sour, won’t load in a trailer)?
Do you want to level up your horsemanship, compete at a higher level, or learn new skills?
Have a new horse and want to establish a strong, positive foundation?
Desire to learn about your horse and build a lasting bond?
We can’t wait to help you succeed. Connect with us today!
Our services are expert training, and customized riding lessons in Western Riding, Trail Riding, Barrel Racing and Behavior Solutions with a personal touch. Our coaching principles apply across various disciplines. We focus on foundational skills that enhance any riding style and are happy to discuss your specific goals.
Your long-term solution to your horse(s) challenges:
1. Get in touch. Call, text, or email Sara about your horse goals.
2. Meet with Sara. Schedule your free consultation.
3. Schedule your training or riding lessons.
We require 24 hours’ notice for cancellations or rescheduling.
Lessons canceled with less notice will be subject to a full charge. We understand emergencies happen, so please communicate with us as soon as possible. Please do not schedule a lesson when you are sick or injured.
Absolutely!
We love introducing new riders to the wonderful world of horses. Our programs are designed to teach you everything from basic horsemanship and safety to fundamental riding skills in a supportive and encouraging environment.
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Our specialty and passion is working with clients who have their own horse or are leasing a horse. Don’t have a horse yet? Check out our blogs to help you begin your horse journey.
We are located at Hoosier Horse Park 7105 S Kern St. Edinburgh, IN, 46124.
For your first lesson, please wear comfortable, close loose-fitting clothing that allows for movement. Wear something you don’t mind being covered in manure or dirt. We recommend jeans, boots, and a helmet. Bring plenty of water, snacks, tack, sunscreen, bug spray (summer), gloves, extra thick socks and warm clothes(winter).
- Current Coggins test.
- Up to date on vaccinations (please provide a list).
- Recently dewormed.
- Has a recent vet check confirming they are sound and healthy for work.
- Currently trimmed or shod.
Our goal is to ensure a happy, healthy horse(s). The above items set your horse(s) up for success.
