What You'll Get
Mounted police opt for equine transportation so that they don't have to deal with the squad car's wailing thirst for gas and justice. Harness real horsepower with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $14 for one 60-minute group horseback-riding lesson (up to a $29.10 value)
- $20 for one 60-minute private horseback-riding lesson (up to a $42.64 value)
- $35 for three 60-minute group horseback-riding lessons (up to an $87.30 value)
- $55 for three 60-minute private horseback-riding lessons (up to a $127.92 value)
A maximum of four riders participate in each group lesson; group lessons are not open to beginners.
Though Gemstone Equestrian sometimes offers discounts online, this Groupon still offers the best deal available.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jul 3, 2013. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Not valid until 7/3/12. Valid only for option purchased. Online registration and reservation required. Must be 4 or older for private lessons; 8 or older for group lessons. Must sign waiver. Valid for new clients only. Group lessons limited to novice skill level and up. Must wear long pants and boots with a small heel; sneakers and sandals are not allowed. Boots subject to availability. HST included. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Gemstone Equestrian
On their 25-acre parcel of scenic countryside, Rosemary Richardson and Sarah Thomas, Gemstone Equestrian’s mother-daughter team, teach students to ride properly and respect their equine friends. Lessons are held year-round either outside or within the indoor facilities and cater to riders of all experience levels, whether they aim to ride recreationally or for competition. Students choose among the riding arts of dressage, which stresses obedience and balance; hunter/jumper, which takes place on the hunter course or jumper ring; and Western, which focuses on how to visit the Pacific by hitching a skateboard to a team of wild horses. No matter the riding style, safety remains of utmost importance—the center offers ASTM–approved helmets for no extra charge and caps lessons at a 1:2 staff-to-student ratio for beginners and 1:4 for experienced riders.