Riding Lessons

Sarah has been a horse lover her entire life, withover 35 years of experience in the saddle. She has over 20 years of experience teaching english and western riding, as well as more niche disciplines such as sidesadlle and working equitation. Sarah has extensive experience with children's riding camps, adaptive lessons from therapeutic riding programs, and building confidence and skills with adult amateurs. During her off-season from teaching, she enjoys traveling and working with other horse-centered cultures around the world, and loves finding new horsemanship inspiration from everywhere she goes. Sarah respects each horse and rider as an individual, and will tailor your sessions to reflect your needs and goals. 

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Fun Fact: Sarah can play your favorite song on the harmonica... just as long as your favorite song is "When the Saints Go Marching In." (The instructions came with the instrument)

Rachel developed a love for horses at a young age, and has been riding since she was 8 years old. With a strong background in western riding, she has a solid foundation to build her practical horsemanship on. She has been teaching riding lessons for the last decade, with a strong emphasis on communication between horse and rider, utilizing both groundwork and quality time in the saddle. Her instruction focuses on proper technique and safe riding practices, to help riders gain confidence at their pace. Rachel manages an equestrian program at a local ranch, and we are lucky to have her share her practical knowledge when her schedule allows.

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Fun Fact: Rachel has a trusty sidekick named Tanner, a dog as weird as he is loveable. You'll get to meet him if you sign up for any of Rachel's classes on Mondays!