Riding Lessons
at
Redbird Farm
Riders of all ages and abilities can get a well-rounded education in all things horses at Redbird Farm. We teach you how to lead a horse, put on a saddle properly, care for horses, and so much more. Whether you want to ride recreationally or you have competitive aspirations, we can help you achieve your goals.
Redbird Farm is not a boarding barn or a show barn. We're definitely not fancy. It's just a small, quiet family farm with a trainer who has years of experience with horses and with kids. One whose passion is sharing her knowledge with others and helping them be the best horse people they can be. At the big barns, you might be just one of many students, but at Redbird Farm, each and every student is valued as an individual. Your dreams and goals are important to us. We are inclusive and want everyone to have the opportunity to enjoy working with horses.
Please note that due to the loss of Henry, Redbird Farm is currently only able to offer lessons to children and small adults. Our only lesson horse at this time is Pepper, and due to his size, riders taller than 5'5" may be uncomfortable riding him.
New to Redbird Farm?
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Make sure you fill out a Release of Liability form. All students must have one on file before their first lesson.
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Helmets are required. You will need to purchase one, but you may borrow one of ours for your first few lessons.
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Please wear long pants. Jeans or leggings are fine if you don't have riding breeches.
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You need sturdy boots with a 1" heel. They don't have to be riding boots, but please no athletic shoes.
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Dress for the weather and for getting dirty, and don't forget your water bottle.