Riding Lessons

Contact Us

Phone
(260) 494-4378

Email
sbhorsecamp@gmail.com

Lessons

Group Lessons $50 / 1 hour

  • Group lessons are available on weekdays to children 4+

  • Horses & kids have a better time riding with others

  • Includes grooming, tacking up, and riding

  • Students usually come weekly or biweekly

  • Find more information below

  • To schedule and see availability press 'Sign Up'

24 hour notice required to cancel or reschedule

  • 50% of lesson is owed without this notice

Adults

  • Adults can sign up for any lesson time under ‘Adult’ or ‘Child’

Haul-Ins

  • We offer training and lessons on personal horses that haul in too. Please contact Bella for availability and scheduling.

Scheduling:

  • All scheduling can be done online

  • Sign up for one lesson or a recurring lesson

    • Weekly or biweekly lessons are encouraged

  • You can pay before or at lessons on here

    • You can also pay at lessons via cash, check, PayPal, Venmo, ApplePay or CashApp

      • Create an account on the website to easily track lessons and payments

      • Text (260) 494-4378 for payment help

  • 24 hour notice required to cancel or reschedule lessons

    • 50% of lesson is owed without this notice

Before Your Lesson:

  • Group lessons are open to any level of rider.

  • Instruction is individualized according to skill level.

  • Safety is our main priority.

  • Know that every barn operates and teaches riding differently.

  • We mainly ride & compete in the Western discipline, specifically barrel racing.

Clothes & Equipment:

  • For riders:

    • Dress appropriately for a barn and the weather.

    • Wear close toed shoes, no sandals near horses. Shoes with a heel are best to keep your foot from sliding through the stirrup.

    • Boots that cover your ankle provide extra support and keep your leg from rubbing on saddle.

    • An approved horse riding helmet will be provided. Bicycle helmets are not permitted for riding horses.

  • For horses:

    • The horses wear “tack” provided by the barn

      • This generally includes 1)bridle 2)saddle pad 3)saddle

What Will I Learn in My Lessons:

  • Just like any sport, you have to learn the fundamentals of horses and riding before you can move on. You have to understand the animals and the sport.

  • While horses and riding is a ton of fun, there are things riders should know that are important for their safety, the horse’s safety, and the safety of others riding with them.

  • Skills vary depending on the rider and the rider’s goals.

    • Balance & control

    • Stopping & steering

    • Riding aids

    • Further development of seat & hands

    • Transitions within gaits

    • Circles, figures, courses, obstacles, patterns

    • Riding with the horse “on the bit” and “in a frame”

    We look forward to seeing you!

    Students are welcome to ride for relaxation, for fun, or to work towards horse showing goals. Thank you for riding with us!