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Pony Grooming Series

Give your child a chance to learn more about horses! Learning safe techniques to handle horses in more than just riding! We are offering an opportunity to learn how to care for horses in all aspects- from grooming to bathing and so much more! Children can enjoy a single class or series of classes to learn about horses on our farm. Please read the class name and age recommendation prior to purchasing it.

Pony Grooming Series Dates:

August 8th 10:30am – Grooming 201 (4 y/o+)

August 9th 10:30am – Bathing (7 y/o+)

August 10th 10:30am – Braiding (7 y/o+)

August 15th 10:30am – Hoof Care (4 y/o+)

August 16th 10:30am – Tack (6 y/o+)

August Movie Night

8/25 at Sunset

Bring chairs and a blanket to watch Dreamer. The evening will include pony rides, carriage rides, grooming, demonstrations, and more. Tickets are coming soon!

2023 Lessons

Every rider starts with the fundamentals of safety, balance, cues, animal care, and equine body language. Our goal is to help riders become well-rounded and confident.

Leadline Mini-Lesson ($35)- For children ages 3-5. These lessons are 30 minutes and include grooming and leadline riding.

Private Lessons ($55)- For children ages 6 to adults. A one-hour lesson includes grooming, tacking, riding, and un-tacking.

Group Lessons ($40 per rider)- At the instructor's discretion, riders can participate in group lessons. These sessions help riders improve their skill sets with spacing, equine interaction, distractions, and more. This is a great way to practice for horse shows.

Show Day ($100)- At the instructor's discretion, riders can participate in local horse shows. This fee covers a full day of classes at High Ridge Farm's Horse Show, instructor fee, and hauling.

Trail Rides

Our 2022 Group Trail Ride was a popular activity for our riders. We look forward to offering more opportunities with this program.

Rainy Day Lessons

As well-rounded equestrians, it is essential to learn a variety of information in and out of the saddle. We plan to offer opportunities when the weather isn't conducive to riding. Topics may include tack, anatomy, breeds, and all other things horse!

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