Learning To Ride & Care For Horses

Learning To Ride & Care For Horses

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About

Not only do I teach, I also judge, do clinics, work with the 4h horse program, and can also help with your horse show. Please note that I do not have any lesson horses, so lessons will be with you and your horse at your place.

Watching them learn and grow


Highlights

1 employee
23 years in business
Serves Benjamin , UT

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Amy M.

Heidi is an amazing coach. She was my daughters 4h leader. She was firm, yet kind. If the communication wasnt working at first, she would try another route ( both with my daughter, and with her horse). Heidi was extremely caring and helpful all the way around. I highly recommend her.
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February 24, 2020

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Shantel T.

Heidi is very Knowledgeable about all types of disciplines of riding and showing horses. She is very good at teaching and understanding what each individual riders abilities and level is. Highly recommend her!!
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February 20, 2020

Frequently asked questions

Spending time with them to understand what their goals are, how they learn, and ways to have fun.

I have been a 4H horse leader for over 20 years. competed in many different disciplines (including cattle classes), been a 4H level rater, currently hold a 4H judging card, helped put on and manage horse shows, been a clinician, trained horses, and am a retired veterinary technician. 

Pricing for lessons depends on the discipline and if it is a private or group. As for being a clinician or a judge depends on the discipline and if you are looking a ½ day or more. Horse show depends on the job for instance if you are looking for a show secretary, I charge different than being a show manager. I do discount and have volunteered for nonprofit organizations (4H, FFA)

4H horse program

I have worked with ones as young as 4 to adults, and those with disabilities, and fears. I do not discriminate. Having had some injuries myself, I have learned a few tricks.

Freestyle reining, working cow, and the classes that are availabe for those with disablities.

Be upfront and honest. Ask lots of questions, there is never a "stupid question". Watch them work with other students and watch how they handle a horse.

What is your goal, how much time are you "really" willing to put into it. 


Services offered

Horseback Riding