Veterans and Columbus Days-Off Riding | Meadows of Mendon Stables, LLC

Click HERE to read about our Covid-19 policies at the stables!

Stables is Open to Current Riders Only!

Click HERE to go on an hour Spring, Summer, and Fall trail ride!

NEW: Stables has a Ring Door- Bell System. If you pull in parking lot, veering to the right (counterclockwise), go in a circle and stop at the steps, the bell usually goes off and we can
run out take a temperature, and move you along quickly. We can use our time well and schedule the next person right behind you. If you ring the bell, I can hear you, you can hear
me and I will be right out. We can work more efficiently. Driver’s transporting the rider to a lesson, PLEASE stay in your car. If you are coming in for a lesson, and are driving in, park to the right as you drive in, wait, we are coming. The only people we need on the ground are the people riding. I am cleaning it all each day. Thank you, thank you.
Exciting News: New Saddles for Our Current ponies and horses! Adopting 4 New horses for our stables! This will be completed by June 1st, 2021. I am working on it now. Winter Riding was wonderful. I am riding with my Friday afternoon group each week. If
anyone needs me please call me in the office or email. I am running sometimes 2 to 3 days behind. I apologize, I am working on it. We have such a fantastic group of riders right now, Best Ever!!! Thank you riders for following the rules!
Warmly,

Ms. Amy, The Ponies and Horses!

Dear Riders,
Spring Riding is upon us and we all want to get out and ride! I have VERY few, if any, open spots with programs. I am working on spreading out riders and keeping groups small through the rest of year. I have all of you that have requested a spot on the waiting list and you will get an email if we have an opening for your request. I am working on it.

We are all wearing masks the entire time we are here at the stables (some are double masked), temps. taken, Washing Hands Several Times, 15+ feet away, and facilities are sterilized everyday. Riding Equipment, ALL is sterilized each day in the dish washer. Parking lot, hand rails, door handles, gate handles, grain lids, reigns, saddles, etc. are sterilized each day.
Groups will continue to be small, you will all arrive and depart at different times, continued mask wearing and hand washing. ONLY riders can use the bathroom facilities. Lessons are running on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, on-going. I am scheduled until June 2021 now, we can continue through Summer for Lessons on those 3 days. Many of you have requested more days per week, if a time slot opens- up, you will be notified. Summer Program Slots will be given preference to current riders, or rider’s who have been riding for 5+ years with the stables. I am working on it now.

The Meadows of Mendon Stables is a community based pleasure riding stables that services youth through adults in the instruction of horseback riding. The environment is very peaceful and focused on education. People with disabilities and non-disabled people are welcome to experience riding at the stables.

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Indigenous Peoples' (Columbus)

and Veterans Day Riding Program

Registration currently CLOSED.

When: October 14th, 2019 and November 11th, 2019

Riding Tuition: $65.00 per rider, per day.

Program Description:

Time: Students arrive and depart between 7 a.m.-5 p.m., Actual riding time and horse time occur between 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Before and after horse/riding time, students will learn how to feed horses, groom horses, nursing care on horses, and tend to other animals that live at the stables; Monday-Friday
Age: 5 years old and up. Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced Rider’s.
Details:
- Structured youth horseback riding program that is tailored to meet individuals needs.
- We promote safe pleasure riding, English or Western, in a non-competitive environment.
- Horse care includes- Safety, feeding, grooming, saddling-up, nursing care, bathing, games on horseback, ground work techniques, and confidence building.
- Horse education through class time and hands-on.
- We are a teaching and learning program.
- Riders are matched to horses appropriate for their riding level. You will have 24 different horses & ponies to choose from for your riding time. We ride all morning and afternoon. We strive to give the rider as much riding time as they can handle.
Lunch: Bring a healthy lunch. Rider’s have a microwave and refrigerator available for their use. Bring a couple of labeled water bottles each day.
Attire: Dress weather appropriate. Long pants & boots with a 1/4” heel, stables provides ASTM helmets. Please no bicycle helmets. If it snows that week wear snow pants and snow boots.
Horseback riding occurs in an indoor riding arena, outdoor riding arena and the cross-country course. Pasture racing and cross-country course riding is for intermediate- advance riders only.
Special needs therapeutic riding program available to a limited number of participants for the week- Utilizing special horses and adaptive equipment.
No Cell phones, Laptop computers, MP3 players, etc. NO ELECTRONICS.
Questions???
- Please call Ms. Amy at 585-582-1437
- Email:
- Text only: 585-545-1406

Payment: Via check or pay online here.