LBF Equestrian Club
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Saturday Equestrian Club, every Saturday
4-6PM Ages 8 and up, horse experience required Send me an email and tell me your child's age and riding experience $50 per class Calling all horse lovers! From the very first class, we will learn to better understand how our horses work, think and move. From there, each meeting will involve a different curriculum that will take lessons one step further. We want to explore the Whys and Hows of horsemanship through classroom brainstorming, riding time and/or demonstrations under saddle and fun hands-on activities. After each club session, students will leave with enhanced horse safety and care skills, and strengthened relationships with horses and other riders alike! Club meetings are held regardless of weather. However, if riding is scheduled for that day, it will be replaced with a more suitable activity. Each session will have a different learning focus so you can sign up for one or more classes. This is a small class, only SIX equestrians. Some riding experience preferred as kids work with horses independently. ONGOING CLASS, REGISTRATION OPENS MONTHLY |
JUNIOR Equestrian Club
sign up for session or drop-in Tuesdays, 6 -7:30 PM ages 5-8 $45 per class Summer Session A June 24, July 1, 8, 15 Summer Session B July 22, 29, Aug 5 For the horse crazy younger kids (5-8) , this drop-in pony club is perfect. All that is required is enthusiasm. We will learn about horses, play horse games on and off the horses, and learn to groom, lead, and ride.. A Parent or caregiver must accompany the child to help with leading, side walking etc to keep everyone safe and learn alongside their child. After each session, students will leave with enhanced horse safety and care skills, and strengthened relationships with horses and other riders alike! *No farm chores, just HORSE TIME! Children should wear long pants and closed toed shoes / boots. Also please send a snack and water bottle with your kiddo. When you register, please include your child's name and age. |
What to Wear
Please come prepared for your lessons wearing long, comfortable pants and boots or shoes with a heel. Tennis shoes and open-toed shoes are not appropriate for riding. You may bring your own certified riding helmet or borrow one of ours. We will provide approved riding helmets. You may also wear riding gloves, which help the reins to stay firmly in your grip, but they are not a requirement.
Under Colorado Law, an equine professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in activities
resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities, pursuant to section 13-21-119, Colorado Revised Statutes.
resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities, pursuant to section 13-21-119, Colorado Revised Statutes.