Riding Lessons
Contact Us
Phone
(260) 494-4378
Email
sbhorsecamp@gmail.com
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!