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Horseback Riding Lessons South Shore Boston
Hidden Hollow Farm offers a variety of riding lessons from Learn to Ride for Beginners Programs to continuing development of rider’s skills on the flat, jumping and basic dressage.
All lesson are on our well trained, gentle and safe show horses and ponies.
There is a 100’ x 200’ sand jumping arena for our Balanced Hunt Seat Students and a Small Regulation Dressage Arena for students wanting to learn and perfect their Dressage.
In addition there are 2 miles of trails, and a large field for riding and jumping where students can further develop their Cross Country skills.
1 Hour Private: $75
Students work on advanced skills and strength.
Jumping and cross country riding.
1 Hour Group Lesson: $65
Students are grouped according to ability.
Balanced Hunt Seat Equitation and elementary dressage.
1/2 Hour Children’s Beginner Private Lesson: $40
For Children just starting out.
Learn to Ride, 8-week: $475 (1 day trial $75)
Saturdays 8:30-10 or 10-11:30
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday after school 3:30-5:30
Children love the idea of learning all aspects of horse care and riding. Learn to Ride enables them to learn at their own pace with our patient horses, ponies, and instructor. Each child has their own horse for 1-1/2 hours. Classes are limited to 6 students.
Horsemanship and riding skills include:
• proper and safe way to lead a horse/pony
• horse anatomy and grooming
• learn the parts of the saddle and how to put it on
• learn the parts of the bridle and how to put it on
• proper and safe way to mount a horse
• basic Centered Riding skills: steering, stopping, balance
• bathing the horse/pony
• proper and safe way to blanket a horse
• feeding options
ADULT Learn to Ride, 8-week: $475
Monday thru Friday lessons available between 9-2.
Horsemanship and riding skills include:
• proper and safe way to lead a horse/pony
• horse anatomy and grooming
• learn the parts of the saddle and how to put it on
• learn the parts of the bridle and how to put it on
• proper and safe way to mount a horse
• basic Centered Riding skills: steering, stopping, balance
• bathing the horse/pony
• proper and safe way to blanket a horse
• feeding options
What will you need?
Paddock boots, Comfortable pants or jeans, dress in layers, snack and water