Lessons

Developing Skills with Your Equine Partner

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Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine advanced techniques, lessons are tailored to meet you and your horse where you are—helping you build a stronger, more effective partnership.

Each lesson is designed to develop clear communication, confidence, and practical skills in both horse and rider. From groundwork to riding, we’ll work together to identify goals, address challenges, and support your progress in a calm, focused, and encouraging environment.

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Lessons may include:
• Foundational-Advanced horsemanship
• Green horse support
• Problem solving
• Groundwork
• Riding mechanics and feel
• Foundational-Advancing equitation
• Trailer loading
• Trail and obstacle work

Private and semi-private sessions available. All disciplines and breeds welcome.

Let’s build the skills you need to succeed—together!

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Lesson Options & Pricing

In-Person & Online Private Lessons

• $75/hour
• Package of 4 pre-purchased lessons: $65/lesson

In-Person Group Lessons (2–6 riders)
• $65 per rider / hour
• Package of 4 pre-purchased lessons: $65/lesson

One-Day Private Lessons at Your Facility
• $125 per rider
• Includes eight 1-hour private lessons
• Available within 2 hours of Tampico, IL
• May include specialized topics such as trailer loading or behavioral challenges

All breeds and disciplines welcome.
Let’s develop the skills that move you and your horse forward—together.

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Supporting Youth Riders & Local Clubs

Barb is passionate about encouraging the next generation of horsemen and horsewomen. She welcomes opportunities to support local youth riding clubs and associations.

If you're part of a group or organization, please reach out to discuss complimentary demonstrations, educational talks, or coaching sessions tailored for your club.

Let’s work together to inspire and support young riders in their horsemanship journey.

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Our Stay & Study programs offer full-day, immersive learning sessions designed to help you and your horse make meaningful progress—whether you're working independently or alongside a friend.​