CAMPS

Thank you for your interest in our summer camp program. Our goal is to provide a fun yet structured equine program for young horse lovers. This is an ideal environment for children of all ages to become familiar with or further their knowledge of the world of horses. Each child is assigned a horse to bond with and to care for through the one week session. It is with this horse that each camper will discover the harmony that can be created through riding and horsemanship.

The day will be filled with stable management, riding instruction, and horse care. Each camper will be placed in a riding group on their abilities. The beginners will be taught basic riding skills and learn to master each skill with each lesson. Novice and Intermediate riders will be adding to their skills and perform a pattern fiding demonstration the last day of camp. The last day of camp we will have a pizza party and waterslide party.

If you need it, one of the assistant instructors will provide After Care from 12:30 to 5:00 P.M. at an additional cost of $100 per child per week.

PLEASE NOTE: There is a multi child discount, and an early registration discount with a non-refundable deposit of $50.00 by May 31st.

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ITEMS NEEDED FOR CAMP: • Blue Jeans or riding pants • Jodhpur boots or ankle boot with small heel • Old tennis shoes to wash horses • Shorts and T-shirt • Bag lunch (except Friday) • Bottled water • Apply waterproof sunscreen daily • One blank VHS video cassette tape

DATES/TIMES/COST: • SESSION I • Date: June 21-25 • Deposit Due: June 15 • SESSION II • Date: July 12-16 • Deposit Due: July 1 • Time: 8:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. • Monday through Friday • Cost: $250.00

CAMP SESSIONS
HAPPY HUNTERS
Each session is designed for those who have no prior riding experience or for those who can walk/trot and jump small obstacles.

Topics Covered:
• Leading/handling the horse
• Loading (trailering)
• Grooming for daily maintenance
• Using leg wraps
• Equine nutritional needs
• Equine emotional needs
• Medical responsibilities
• First Aid
• Parts of the horse
• Horse breeds and color
• Body language