Students meet their horse and learn about basic horse behavior, safety rules, and how to approach and handle the horse.
An instructor provides an overview of the lesson structure and expectations..
Students participate in grooming their horse to establish a bond and learn basic horse care.
Instruction on tacking up (putting on the saddle and bridle) is provided, with assistance as needed.
Students are guided through mounting safely, adjusting stirrups, and holding the reins correctly.
The riding portion includes basic skills such as posture, balance, steering, and stopping.
Exercises focus on developing confidence and control at the walk, with the potential for a slow trot depending on the student’s comfort level.
Long pants and closed-toe shoes with a small heel (like boots).
A helmet (if the facility doesn’t provide one).
Water and weather-appropriate clothing (e.g., gloves, jacket, sunscreen).
The lesson concludes with dismounting, untacking, and a brief horse care session (e.g., brushing down).
Instructors provide constructive feedback and tips for improvement, as well as an overview of the next steps in learning.
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