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Foundations of Horsemanship is a curriculum based program which begins the Saddle Club 19 level series of lessons. Students can range from ages 5-99 years young. Students will learn how to weigh & measure a horse, horse colors & markings, horse behavior, how to "catch" a horse, removing a horse from the stall, haltering, leading, tying the safety knot and more. There isn't much riding in the Foundations class, but students will interface with their horse each class meeting. The last day of class, students will ride (on lead line) and will be award with their certificate of completion!!! They are then promoted to Horsemanship Level One. There are a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 in the Foundations of Horsemanship class.

Horsemanship Level One is the graduate class of Foundations of Horsemanship. Students "may" test out of Horsemanship Level One if they feel their skill level supersedes this class (there is a test out fee)

Students will perfect the ground skills they were introduced to in Foundations. They will learn additional colors & markings, they will be introduced to the English & Western Saddles and begin learning saddle parts. There are 3 exams which are given during class; in weeks 2, 4 and the final exam on week 6 (students must pass with an 80% or higher). Each student will be assigned a horse, which they will work with the duration of class. 

 They will learn how to properly remove the horse from its stall, lead it, tie it to the rail and of course, they will ride. In this level of riding, students will learn correct body position, how to properly hold their reins (and reining) and how to navigate a pattern. The last day of class, students will be awarded with their certificate of completion!!! They are then promoted to Horsemanship Level Two. There are a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 4 students in each class subsequent to Foundations.

Foundations of Horsemanship is a curriculum based program which begins the Saddle Club 19 level series of lessons. Students can range from ages 5-99 years young. Students will learn how to weigh & measure a horse, horse colors & markings, horse behavior, how to "catch" a horse, removing a horse from the stall, haltering, leading, tying the safety knot and more. There isn't much riding in the Foundations class, but students will interface with their horse each class meeting. The last day of class, students will ride (on lead line) and will be award with their certificate of completion!!! They are then promoted to Horsemanship Level One. There are a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 in the Foundations of Horsemanship class.

Foundations of Horsemanship is a curriculum based program which begins the Saddle Club 19 level series of lessons. Students can range from ages 5-99 years young. Students will learn how to weigh & measure a horse, horse colors & markings, horse behavior, how to "catch" a horse, removing a horse from the stall, haltering, leading, tying the safety knot and more. There isn't much riding in the Foundations class, but students will interface with their horse each class meeting. The last day of class, students will ride (on lead line) and will be award with their certificate of completion!!! They are then promoted to Horsemanship Level One. There are a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 in the Foundations of Horsemanship class.

Foundations of Horsemanship is a curriculum based program which begins the Saddle Club 19 level series of lessons. Students can range from ages 5-99 years young. Students will learn how to weigh & measure a horse, horse colors & markings, horse behavior, how to "catch" a horse, removing a horse from the stall, haltering, leading, tying the safety knot and more. There isn't much riding in the Foundations class, but students will interface with their horse each class meeting. The last day of class, students will ride (on lead line) and will be award with their certificate of completion!!! They are then promoted to Horsemanship Level One. There are a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 in the Foundations of Horsemanship class.