We teach it all.

Whether you're learning to ride for the first time, getting back into horses after years away, or looking to improve your skills, we'd love to help.

At Pony Pros, we teach both the horse and the rider. You'll learn correct position, effective aids, and how to communicate with the horse in a way the horse understands. We spend a lot of time teaching horse psychology and behavior because when you understand how horses think, riding becomes easier, safer, and a whole lot more fun.

Our lessons are positive, encouraging, and horse-centered. We don't yell. We don't shame people for making mistakes. Riding is challenging enough already. Our job is to explain things clearly, give you lots of opportunities to practice, and help you improve every week.

Lessons include fun exercises that build balance, coordination, timing, feel, and fitness while helping both horse and rider gain confidence together. As your skills grow, so do your opportunities. Riders can lease school horses, participate in clinics, horse shows, schooling days, trail rides, and other special events throughout the year.

How Often Should I Ride?

If your schedule allows, we recommend riding twice a week. Riders who ride more often develop muscle memory, coordination, balance, stamina, and 'feel' much more quickly. They also tend to progress faster because each lesson builds on the last.

If once a week is what fits your schedule, that's perfectly fine too. You'll still enjoy learning and spending time with the horses, and you can always add another lesson or a lease day later if you decide you'd like to progress more quickly.

English Riding Lessons

Our English program focuses on lower-level dressage and hunter/jumpers with an emphasis on correct fundamentals. We teach riders to develop a strong leg, balanced seat, soft hands, and effective aids before asking for more advanced skills.

As riders progress, we introduce poles, gymnastic lines, and full courses that teach rhythm, balance, straightness, and how to see a distance. We spend a lot of time refining equitation because good position makes communication with the horse clearer and riding safer for both horse and rider.

School horses are available, and lease opportunities are offered for riders who want additional saddle time.

Western Riding Lessons

Our Western program includes general Western riding plus working equitation, cowboy dressage/western dressage, and reining fundamentals.

We focus on good horsemanship, correct cues, and helping riders understand how horses learn. Instead of simply teaching you where to put your hands and feet, we'll teach you why each aid works and how to communicate with the horse.

Whether your goal is recreational riding or becoming a better horseman, you'll learn to ride with fairness, consistency, and feel while building a willing partnership with your horse.