Legacy Stables Riding Programs
Lessons
All of our riding programs are structured around the same principle: to allow riders to build a holistic foundation of skills and close connection with a horse. We do this by teaching safety, proper riding and horse-care techniques both on and off the horse, how to communicate with your horse, and of course feeding a treat at the end! Our goal is to have a fun and educational lesson every week! Students have the opportunity to work through several levels and earn ribbons. We have two large indoor arenas with a lot of natural light which allows us to ride year-round, as well as an outdoor riding area and many trails.
Attire: Long pants required. Closed-toed shoes required for all levels. Level 2+ riders are required to wear a boot with a 1-2 inch heel.
Lessons are offered in 6 or 12 week sessions depending on your program and level. KinderPony, Pathfinder, and Level 1 is 6 weeks. Level 2+ is 12 weeks.
Here is how enrollment works for our next session: Current students will be allowed to register first. Classes with remaining availability will be opened up to new students soon after. To be added to the mailing list to receive updates on when registration will open, email us at office@legacyhorses.com.
Here are a couple other programs that may interest you!
Check out our Vaulting Program!
2025 Session Dates
Winter 2 | December 30 – February 23 (8 weeks)
Spring 1 | February 24 – April 20 (8 weeks)
6 Week Sessions 12 Week Sessions
Spring 2 | April 21 – June 1 Spring 2 | April 21 – July 13
Summer 1 | June 2 – July 13. —————
Summer 2 | July 14 – August 24 Summer 2 | July 14 – October 5
Fall 1 | August 25 – October 5 —————
Fall 2 | October 6 – November 16. Fall 2 | October 6 – December 28
Winter 1 | November 17 – Dec. 28. —————
KinderPony, Pathfinder and Level 1 programs are 6 weeks
Most Level 2+ programs are 12 weeks
Our Different Riding Lessons
With a high instructor-student ratio, offers individual attention and instruction while riders work with our well-trained horses and ponies. During each 6 week session, students will spend 1 hour per week at the stable. Half of every lesson will be spent riding in several disciplines (English and Western) and half will be spent on the ground learning countless horsemanship skills. Such as: safety, how to groom and tack, how to lead, how horses think, basic stable management, and vocabulary.
This class is offered for all 6 and 7 year olds. 8yo riders may choose between this and the Trailblazer program.