The Meadows of Mendon Stables is a community based pleasure riding stables that services youth through adults in the instruction of horseback riding.
Stables is Open to Current Riders Only!
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The environment is very peaceful and focused on education. People with disabilities and non-disabled people are welcome to experience riding at the stables.
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:
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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
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Age: 5 years old and up. Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced Rider’s.
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Details:
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Structured youth horseback riding program that is tailored to meet individuals needs.
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We promote safe pleasure riding, English or Western, in a non-competitive environment.
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Horse care includes- Safety, feeding, grooming, saddling-up, nursing care, bathing, games on horseback, ground work techniques, and confidence building.
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Horse education through class time and hands-on.
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We are a teaching and learning program.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Special needs therapeutic riding program available to a limited number of participants for the week- Utilizing special horses and adaptive equipment.
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No Cell phones, Laptop computers, MP3 players, etc. NO ELECTRONICS.
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Questions???
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Please call Ms. Amy at 585-582-1437
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Text only: 585-545-1406
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Payment: Via check or pay online here.