Horse Riding Lessons
Dry Creek Equestrian Center is a full service horseback lesson facility specializing in Hunters and Jumpers
Our Rider Training includes instruction in Hunt Seat/Equitation Style Riding, Show Jumping, Western Pleasure and Games. We offer lessons catered to your specific style and schedule including Private and Semi-Private Lessons for children ages 3 and up, adults of all ages, Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced riders competing at Nationally recognized shows. Anyone that has an interest in horseback riding or even own their own horses is welcome at Dry Creek Equestrian Center. If you don't have your own horse, Dry Creek Equestrian Center will provide one for you.
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Who can take riding lessons?
Children ages 3 and up, adults of all ages, Beginners, Intermediate or advanced riders competing at competitions. Anyone that has an interest in horseback riding or even own their own horses.
What types of lessons are taught at Dry Creek Equestrian Center?
Private Lessons are one student with one instructor and one horse/pony for one hour. At your first lessons, handling the horse, grooming and tacking up are taught. Then, once we know you can do it, and you feel ready, we ask you to come about 30-45 minutes before your lesson and get your horse, groom it, and tack it up. Then, you can be in the arena at the scheduled time of your lesson and ride for about an hour before untacking and grooming your horse again.
We also offer Semi-Private (2 riders) and Group Lessons (up to 4 riders)
When can lessons be scheduled at Dry Creek Equestrian Center?
- Lessons are held Monday - Sunday. You pick a day and time that works for you, and we keep that lesson time week after week. If you need to cancel a lesson, you must cancel 24 hours in advance in order to avoid charges.
- Lessons are not held if the temperature goes below 20 degrees.
- We suggest you take a minimum of one lesson/week for recreational riders, and we encourage two lessons/week for maximum progress for those competing at horse shows.
- You may come and practice on the lesson horses after your instructor has given you permission. Ask your instructor for more details about practice riding.
- Lessons must be paid in advance by either purchasing a package of lessons or by paying for your lesson by check or cash before the lesson begins. Payment must be made online before your lesson or you will be expected to have a cash or check payment ready before your lesson.
For more information on lessons contact us via or call us at 785-587-8180