Start
Horsemanship Foundations
Where most riders begin. Seat, hands, feel and the ground skills that come before any of it. No experience needed; lesson horses provided.
Lessons
Lessons, programs and pricing.
One trainer. One standard. Every level, ages 4 and up.
How it works
How to start
01
Tour
A guided visit with farm management. See the facility, meet the horses and the trainer, and talk through what you're hoping for — bring the family.
02
First ride
A first lesson with Lindsay finds the right starting point for you, and for your horse if you have one. No experience needed.
03
Program
Private, semi-private or group lessons, as single sessions or four- and eight-lesson packages, booked and paid through the client portal.
Lessons
Lessons and pricing
All lessons are scheduled and paid through the client portal. New riders begin with a tour. Lesson horses are provided.
Private Lesson
1 hrOne rider, one trainer.
$100Semi-private Lesson
1 hrTwo riders, one trainer.
$85Group Lesson
1 hrThree to four riders, one trainer.
$75Tiny Tot Private Lesson
30 minA shorter private format for our youngest riders.
$65Advanced Speed Team Practice
1 hr 30 minRiders 14 and up who are actively showing in speed events.
$75Bits and Pieces Mini-Clinic
1 hrHands-on monthly clinic for newer equestrians.
$50Bits and Pieces Seminar
1 hrMonthly classroom session on a rotating topic.
$50Show Team Filming
—Filming day for show-team riders' online show videos.
$75Packages
- Two private lessons — $180 · use within one month
- Four private lessons — $320 · use within two months
- Eight private lessons — $560 · use within three months
Packages are purchased and scheduled in the client portal. Most riders start with a single lesson and move to a package once they have a routine.
Scheduling
Every lesson is booked, rescheduled or cancelled in the client portal, so the calendar is always current. Questions about weather, make-ups or a package: call or email before your lesson.
Programs
Three programs, one foundation
Develop
Western Performance
Ranch riding, western pleasure and speed events for riders building real skills — whether or not a show is the goal.
Compete
Competitive Coaching
For riders who choose to show: individual programs with dedicated practice sessions and show-team filming days.
Disciplines
What we teach
01
Ranch Riding
Working patterns that reward a correct, forward, willing horse.
02
Western Pleasure
Cadence, collection and a quiet, consistent way of going.
03
Speed Events
Barrels and poles — control first, then speed.
04
Horsemanship
The seat, hands and feel that every discipline is built on.
Start with a tour.
A guided ninety-minute tour with farm management — how the day-to-day here can be shaped around your goals.