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Horseback riding lessons in Sacramento
The Homeschool Horsemanship Program offers an exciting opportunity for young learners to explore the world of horses both in and out of the saddle. Designed specifically for homeschoolers, this program provides hands on experiences that teach kids about horse care, riding and equine related topics with guest speakers/demonstrations.
If you are considering enrolling your child in our homeschool horsemanship class, you'll witness firsthand the magic of connecting with horses and the joy of learning in a supportive environment.
There are a couple of different ways homeschoolers can take advantage of our horsemanship programs.

About our Programs




1) Private Lessons
Private lessons offered to homeschoolers K - 12th grade. In this course, children not only learn the fundamentals of riding but also gain practical knowledge about horse care. They discover how to groom and tack their horses, bathe them, nutrition/supplements, and how to work with them on the ground. Activities vary based on age and skill level.
$80.00 for a one-hour lessons (available for K - 12th)
2) Homeschoolers Holistic Horsemanship
(available for K - 12th)
Fall/Spring Semester (HHH101) 10 week Course
For those looking for a more comprehensive experience in the holistic approach to horsemanship. During the semester students are guided along a journey of horsemanship through the eyes of our equine partners. Understanding the horse rather than focusing solely on techniques, holistic horsemanship emphasizes awareness, consciousness, and attunement. It's about feeling and understanding our equine companions.
Holistic riding involves whole-body awareness. We teach the students to focus on their own posture, balance and energy. Helping students understand that their body and energy influences the horse's movement and comfort.
In essence, holistic horsemanship is a mindset that prioritizes the horse's well-being leading to a partnership based on trust and understanding.
$675 10 weeks 2.5 hours per class
(min 6 students per semester max 10 students per semester)