
For New Clients Only
Accolades go to Hayley, Stephanie, Teagan, Rhiannon and their coach Caitlin!
Congratulations to Stephanie, Teagan, Rhiannon and their coach Caitlin!
Our lessons are built to accommodate a participants personal goals. We have both clients at the competition level and some who are just starting out.
Some people just want to learn for their own pleasure. We are happy to personalize our lessons to meet individual needs.
Group Lessons
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One Hour
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Private Lessons
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One Hour
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Boarding
We have a large facility that can accommodate many different animals. We offer large pens with either group or individual turnout. We feed a high quality alfalfa/grass blend hay and of course fresh water. The use of the arena is available. Most our our outdoor paddocks are 4' high with linear boards and electric as well to ensure safety.
Boarding
Our standing stalls are 5'x10' and offer lots of space to move around while tacking up or just brushing. Horses are brought in every evening and turned out again in the morning. Water and hay included.
Boarding
Box stall are 10'x10' and have much room to move around then our standing stalls. They are Hi-qual stalls and well maintained. We bed our stalls with shavings but also have the opportunity to use straw if that is preferred. Horses are brought in each evening and turned back out in the morning, to either group or individual turnout. Hay and water are included.
Each day starts with a riding lesson and some theory classes.
Throughout a day we do many different horse related activities such as; grooming, riding, theory, crafts and games.
Camp is offered for ages 5-13yrs, from 9am to 3pm. We will provide a healthy snack both mid morning and mid afternoon but ask that the participants bring their own lunch.
We enjoy the enthusiasm the participants bring to the facility and throughout the day.
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Books available for purchase either locally or links through our website.
We teach all rider levels and are currently booking for new sessions that start on May 8th, 2023
Prices are per Session or Test |
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Monthly
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We specialize in Sport Horses and have a wide selection of Hanoverians
Rhiannon has been riding for 15 years, has been competing for over 14 years and has competed as far away as Bogotá, Colombia. She has ridden Cross Country, Dressage, Hunters / Jumpers, and also enjoys the trails in her western saddle on her days off.
Rhiannon is our head coach who works with all levels of riders from beginners to advance. She continues to work with young horses, training horses on and off property as well as continually upgrading her own coaching skills and has completed Safe Sport training from the Coaching Association of Canada. She has a great passion and strong aptitude in both training horses, giving lessons and competitive riding.
Rhiannon is the head coach in the barn, and is happy to help with any questions.
Caitlin has been working with horses for over 40 years. She is a Certified English Competition Coach in Jumping, holds the Equestrian Canada Licensed Coach Status and has completed Safe Sport training from the Coaching Association of Canada. She has competed in Three Day Eventing, Hunters and Jumpers. Her primary focus is helping other people become the quality of rider they choose to be.
Caitlin is currently Lea Banks proprietor and competition coach. She excels at recognizing and fostering talent both in riders and Equines. She also holds a MB Class 1S License and is Lea Banks professional Equine Hauler for over 25 years.
Teagan has been riding for over 8 years and is our youth assistant . She helps assist new riders with tacking up and learning the basics.
She is currently working through her rider levels in the barn to progress and become a stronger teacher. Her goal is to one day own her own barn with many horses and compete at a professional level
Links:
Manitoba Horse Council
As of July 1, 2023, Equestrian Canada Coach Status is required for all Canadian residents coaching athletes at Equestrian Canada sanctioned competitions and activities
Therefore if you want to compete at the big events like the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair you need a coach that has this certification.
This is a professional designation from Equestrian Canada for a coach with Advanced certification that have completed their Competition Coach - English Certification. This certification focuses specifically on the preparation of athletes for Jump competitions.
Creating a culture where everyone can thrive is a shared responsibility. The Safe Sport Training module developed by the Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) will help anyone involved in sport identify and prevent situations of maltreatment.