Your first ride starts here
Beginner horse riding lessons on a working ranch. Start riding on your first lesson.
For your first ride
Riders should wear long pants and closed-toe shoes.
$180 per rider covers the 4-lesson beginner package.
Plan to arrive about 10 minutes early so the lesson time stays focused on riding.
We provide helmets for you to use during your lesson, or bring your own.
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Lessons are practical, direct, and built around riding time. New riders learn how their movement and mindset affect the horse they're riding.
$45 per rider
- 30 minutes focused on being on the horse and riding.
- Small 3-rider group format built for beginner riders and families.
- The beginner start is 4 lessons at $45 each, paid in full before the first lesson.
- Bareback instruction develops a stronger seat for improved riding fundamentals.
- Private lessons are available by training goal, generally starting at $90 for a half hour.
For one rider, the minimum package is 4 lessons at $180 total.
FAQs
Do riders need experience?
No. The beginner lesson path is built for new riders, including kids, families, and adult first-time riders.
Why are lessons bareback?
Bareback riding helps riders feel balance, seat, mindset, and small movements before they depend on a saddle or stirrups.
Can families book more than one rider?
Yes. Lessons are set up for small groups. Inquire about lessons to discuss availability for your family.
How much is the beginner start?
Plan on $180 per rider for the 4-lesson beginner start. That is four 30-minute lessons at $45 each, paid in full before the first lesson.
What should riders wear?
Wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. The ranch will confirm any extra arrival details before the first lesson.
How does horse training payment work?
Horse training is set up directly after contact. The base price is $1600 per month, with feed extras negotiated directly if the horse needs more than pasture grass and water.
Training and finishing
The horse is boarded on the ranch's 35-acre pasture with grass and water. If the owner wants grain or feed beyond pasture, the added grain cost and extra daily feeding time are negotiated directly.
- Untouched horse breaking
- Green horse training
- Horse finishing
About the owner
Sean is a father, Special Forces Veteran, and prize-winning lifelong horseman, and runs your lessons and horse breaking with thoughtful guidance and consistent competence.
Sean teaches beginning riders through bareback fundamentals. He also takes on horse breaking, green horse training, and finish work for owners who want practical progress, not a show barn experience.
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