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June & July Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Call for Appointment |
3 DAYS OF FUN AND ENJOYMENT SPENT WITH HORSES!
Our Youth Summer Horse Camp
Program includes:
- Safety Around Horses
- Riding Lessons
- Care & Grooming
- How to Bridle & Saddle a Horse
- How to Communicate with Horses
- Develop Confidence, Self Esteem &
Sense of Accomplishment - Learn How to Clean & Maintain Horse Tack
- Observe Feeding & Care of Horses
- Learn About Various Breeds of Horses &
the Different Needs of Different Breeds.
It's a Great Opportunity to Observe Professional Horse Training, and Observe Horses Performing in Western and English Activities, Hunt-Jump and Dressage Riding Activities for Future Goals in Desired Horsemanship.
One-Day Horse Camp:
June, July & August
Between Hours 9am - 3pm
(by Appointment)
Includes some of the above activities.
Student Requirements for Horse Summer Camps:
- Between Ages 5-16
- Wear Blue Jeans or English Riding Pants
- Wear Smooth Sole Shoes or Boot with Heel
(no tennis shoes) - Sweatshirt or Jacket (if cool)
- Bring a Snack, Lunch and Drink for Daily Picnic
- Both Students & Parents Read & Sign Equine Activity Liability Act Form.
Armstrong Riding Stables Provide Professional Qualified Instructors and Well Trained Horses for Students of all Levels. Licensed Professional Horse Trainer - Instructor. State Approved Qualified Person for Supervision of Students. Safety Helmets (ASTM-SEI) Certified Approved for Student Riding. Each Student is provided with a T-Shirt and a Souvenir Picture on their Favorite Horse. Snacks and Beverages will be provided to Students.
Other Activities:
- Horseback rides
- Hayrack rides
- Games
- Bon-fires
- Hayrack Rides
- Horse & Carriage Rides
- Games
- Hiking & Picnics
- Farm Tour along with Feeding the
Pet Deer & Raccoons.
Contact us for further details and scheduling.
