We will be seeking assistance with all Summer Beginner Horsemanship Program Series and lesson dates throughout the year. Once approved to be a wrangler please sign up for specific wrangling dates on the group lesson calendar as they fit for your schedule. Must participate in helping with at least 3 summer horsemanship program series to be eligible for awards. Please contact us for details.
Cedar Ridge Equine offers several dates for horsemanship clinics for youth of all ages available for beginner to advanced riders. In all of our clinics, we believe it is important to teach life skill development and personal growth as an intricate component of our horsemanship program. After conducting several educational studies on life skill development through the use of horses, we found it most effective to teach about responsibility, relationships, communication, leadership, and team work through horse safety and care; haltering, tying and leading a horse; horse behavior observation and horse anatomy; and on-the-ground horsemanship. Participants will spend time in the saddle, working on the ground with the horses and will participate in daily take home equine crafts and journaling activities. We strive to provide a safe, fun and educational environment for all riders and horses. If you do not own a horse, not a problem, we provide safe, sane, reliable lesson horses.
In our beginner half day summer clinic series, students will spend daily time in the saddle, on the ground horsemanship and crafting and journaling. Our priority is to provide a safe, fun and educational experience for all of our riders and horses. Riders with little to no prior horse experience are welcome to attend. All participants will need to pack a lunch/snacks daily. Participants will receive a t-shirt, journal and take home crafts included in tuition. We do have stickers, water bottles, extra shirts, and hats available for purchase for an additional cost.
We are excited to announce that we will be bringing back the afternoon Stable Hand Program this summer.
“Showdeo” – Event where participants can demonstrate what they worked on during the clinic for their parents/family/friends. Morning Session Series: Spring Showdeo begins at 3:30PM on 3rd day of series and Summer Showdeo begins at 12:00PM on 3rd day of series.
Times:
Morning Lesson Series Session: 9am-12:30pm
Afternoon Stable Hand Program: 12:30-4pm
Session Dates:
Spring Break-3/16-3/18/26
Summer – 6/30-7/2, 7/21-7/23, 8/10-8/12, 8/24-8/26/26
To register visit: View Events Calendar
A mandatory non-refundable $100 deposit is required.
In our intermediate half day horsemanship lesson series, participants will spend time in the saddle, on the ground in horsemanship and crafting and journaling. Our priority is to provide a safe, fun and educational experience for all of our riders and horses. Participants should have taken at least one, if not multiple sessions of beginner horsemanship series /or multiple individual lessons in the past and have some prior horse experience (comfortable walking/trotting independently) to attend this session. If you are new to the area and the rider has previous horse experience, please reach out to CRE to discuss previous equine experience and to determine if this would be a good fit. All participants receive a t-shirt with tuition. All sessions include a shirt, journal and take home crafts. We have stickers, extra shirts, water bottles and hats available for an additional cost. We will also be offering several intermediate discipline specific clinics and lessons throughout the summer, visit our lesson & clinic page for more information.
We are excited to announce that we will be bringing back the afternoon Stable Hand Program this summer.
“Showdeo” – Event where participants can demonstrate what they worked on during the clinic for their parents/family/friends. Morning Session Series Showdeo begins at 12:00PM on 3rd day of clinic series.
Times:
Morning Lesson Series Session: 9am-12:30pm
Afternoon Stable Hand Program: 12:30-4pm
Session Dates:
6/15-6/17/26
To register visit: View Events Calendar
A mandatory non-refundable $100 deposit is required.
This program will be more in-depth on the care of horses, more than the horsemanship lesson series cover. There will be NO riding of horses. Stable hands will learn how to feed depending on the horses’ individual requirements, organize and clean tack & equipment, maintain and repair fencing and arenas, remove manure, and safe handling and proper use of ranch tools. Stable Hands will also have the opportunity to learn about the care of other farm animals. There will be a strong emphasis of life skill development including responsibility, team work, communication, etc. Rubber boots and work gloves are recommended for participants. Participants will need to pack water and a snack/lunch.
2026 DATES: View Events Calendar
