Best Horseback Riding Lessons in Los Angeles, CA 2018

Rushton Stables is a World renowned training barn that has consistently met with success at the local, regional, and national level for over 25 years. We give lessons 6 days a week in our covered arena from first timers to national caliber riders. We believe that whether you want to ride for fun or competition all should get the same  attention to safety and fun on well trained, happy horses. We are located just 20 minutes from downtown in the San Fernando Valley. Come Ride with Rushton Stables, where we have a place for everyone. 
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Lessons are provided to all skill levels and all ages. Lessons are designed to meet the needs of each rider. 

Silent Partners specilizes in jumpers, hunters, equitation and competition traing for horses and rider of all levels. We structure lessons to encourage riders to meet goals and build confidence. We have a great group of riders and amazing horses! www.silentpartnerscl.com @silentpartners_cl

Leslie Figge Stables provides a wide variety of Horseback Riding Lessons, from beginners to our advanced show team that competes throughout the year. We offer Riding Lessons for Children and Adults and provide one of our school horses that fits your personality. At Leslie Figge Stables and Los Angeles Childrens Riding Center, we have multiple trainers to accommodate any level of experience. For your convenience, we offer both Private One-on-One Horseback Riding Lessonsand Group Riding Lessons. Learn how to ride, improve your equitation or compete on our 
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At Country Trails, we offer English and Western lessons for beginner to intermediate riders on our seasoned herd of school horses. Students will learn to ride and care for their mount in a non-competitive, community atmosphere. We are not a high-pressure show barn. Our aim is that every student improves at his or her own individual pace, and that together, we all can gain greater respect and appreciation for our horses.

Very peaceful relaxed but knowledgeable environment. We teach, beg.dressage, (english), western, when ready you can go on fun trail rides next to the property, and jumping.

Good horsemanship requires a balanced combination of intellect, athletic ability, discipline, patience and compassion for the welfare of horses. TES offers the finest equine education and the best horseback riding in LA. We ensure that our students develop strong equestrian foundations through the use of safe and sound training techniques in all of our horse riding lessons, classes, and horse summer camps. We want our students to achieve their riding goals, whether simply safe and enjoyable pleasure riding, competition or horse ownership.
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Dream Catcher of Los Angeles provides therapeutic riding, Equine Assisted Activites and Therapies (EAAT) to children, adults and veterans with psychological and physical special needs. Teaching horsemanship is our priority!Dream Catcher's staff includes certified instructors and therapists. Volunteers are the backbone of our program. They assist in riding lessons, horse care, and keeping our center beautiful. They also help with horse shows, training and exercising the horses, fund-raising and special events.Dream catcher supplies all the training needed for volunteers and can include classes
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We specialize in Horseback riding lessons, lessons for kids (7 and up) Pony Rides (5 up), Horse care, Horse training and Horse photography. Bailey is a recent Graduate from Meredith Manor International Equestrian Center in West Virginia.  She has been a frequent and fervent rider since 7.  Equine love runs through her veins!  As a young rider she noticed that many people have an imbalanced and inconsistent view of horses and horse ownership.  During her high school years, Bailey realized her dream of horse ownership and that one event unveiled many opportunities in the equ
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Aysha Banos began documenting with cameras at the age of 6. Beginning with a VHS video camera in the early 90s, Aysha found her love for capturing and creating moments. This continued throughout her life, leaving just about every aspect of her life permanently documented on video and disposable cameras. It was when Aysha got her first cell phone camera that she became immersed in photography. Photographing detailed images of things such as raindrops lingering on a branch of a tree. At the age of 16, Aysha began her first internship working for a fashion photographer in Los Angeles. It was then
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