35-Minute Horseback-Riding Lesson or Horse Trainer for a Day Session at Never Ending Farm in Pinckney (Up to 53% Off)
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Equestrian facility takes broad-based approach to horsemanship that incorporates both Western and English riding styles and training
Horses symbolize a wild, uncontrollable spirit, which is why rebellious teenagers sport mane-like mohawks and eat even the cores of their apples. Take the reins with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $20 for a 35-minute group horseback-riding lesson (a $40 value) $59 for a six-hour Horse Trainer for a Day session (a $125 value)
From the time the Horse Trainer for a Day session kicks off at 9 a.m. until it lets out at 3 p.m., participants get an entry-level view into what it takes to be a professional equestrian trainer. Topics for hands-on learning include horse handling, cleaning, feeding, and grooming, as well as a short introduction to riding. Trainers-in-training should bring a lunch.
Equestrian facility takes broad-based approach to horsemanship that incorporates both Western and English riding styles and training
Horses symbolize a wild, uncontrollable spirit, which is why rebellious teenagers sport mane-like mohawks and eat even the cores of their apples. Take the reins with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $20 for a 35-minute group horseback-riding lesson (a $40 value) $59 for a six-hour Horse Trainer for a Day session (a $125 value)
From the time the Horse Trainer for a Day session kicks off at 9 a.m. until it lets out at 3 p.m., participants get an entry-level view into what it takes to be a professional equestrian trainer. Topics for hands-on learning include horse handling, cleaning, feeding, and grooming, as well as a short introduction to riding. Trainers-in-training should bring a lunch.
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About Never Ending Farm
As the chief trainer and instructor at Never Ending Farm, Scott Nevers has been training horses and coaching riders since 2006. Achieving his dream of working with horses, he specializes in beginning youth, equitation, pleasure, and amateur riding. Scott has generated regional and national recognition and titles with his students on his beloved Morgan horses. Scott takes a broad-based approach to horsemanship. During lessons, he aims to mold all students into safe, well-rounded equestrians. He accomplishes this by incorporating fundamental riding skills with the principles of sound training. These principles dictate how to handle a horse, how to groom one, and how to feed one when it's on a hunger strike over a lack of barn stall televisions.