$30 for a One-Hour Horseback Ride at Eclipse Sporthorses in Archer ($60 Value)
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- Learn basics of horse riding
- Expansive, scenic farm
- All levels welcome
- Experienced instructors
Like all domesticated animals, horses require human guidance to keep from brushing against barbed wire, eating poisonous rocks, and galloping triumphantly into the ocean. Take the reins with today's Groupon: for $30, you get a one-hour horseback ride (a $60 value) at Eclipse Sporthorses in Archer.
Eclipse Sporthorses is a comprehensive equine facility on a quiet, expansive farm just outside Gainesville. Horseback lessons guide riders of all levels through the basics of horsemanship and allow ample horse-human interaction, making both bipedal and quadrupedal participants at ease before they set off on a relaxing gambol. An experienced instructor stays within hoof’s reach as riders learn tacking, grooming, and romping procedures. Owner Regina Esterman has cultivated a longstanding interest in animal care, earning her PhD in 2010, and she manages her horseshoed herd alongside trainer and instructor Jeff Broederdorf.
- Learn basics of horse riding
- Expansive, scenic farm
- All levels welcome
- Experienced instructors
Like all domesticated animals, horses require human guidance to keep from brushing against barbed wire, eating poisonous rocks, and galloping triumphantly into the ocean. Take the reins with today's Groupon: for $30, you get a one-hour horseback ride (a $60 value) at Eclipse Sporthorses in Archer.
Eclipse Sporthorses is a comprehensive equine facility on a quiet, expansive farm just outside Gainesville. Horseback lessons guide riders of all levels through the basics of horsemanship and allow ample horse-human interaction, making both bipedal and quadrupedal participants at ease before they set off on a relaxing gambol. An experienced instructor stays within hoof’s reach as riders learn tacking, grooming, and romping procedures. Owner Regina Esterman has cultivated a longstanding interest in animal care, earning her PhD in 2010, and she manages her horseshoed herd alongside trainer and instructor Jeff Broederdorf.