$19 for One Horseback-Riding Lesson ($40 Value) or $59 for Three Horseback-Riding Lessons ($120 Value) at Three Angel Farm
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- Safe, seasoned school horses
- Professional trainers
- Beautiful rural environment
Many people never let themselves experience the real joy of horse riding due to embarrassing childhood memories of getting bucked off wild rocking horses. Trot confidently into the world of full-size horse riding with today's Groupon to Three Angel Farm, on Thomaston Road. Choose between the following options:
- For $19, you get one horseback-riding lesson (a $40 value).
- For $59, you get three horseback-riding lessons (a $120 value).
Nestled in a scenic countryside setting, Three Angel Farm helps beginning saddle surfers ages 3 and up become equestrian authorities, plopping them atop reliable, seasoned school horses. The professional staff—who have experience in a therapy program certified by the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association—teach with patience and respect for both animal and rider during the lessons, which emphasize safety and technique to a group of four or five horse drivers. Three Angel Farm provides helmets and tailors its classes to the riders' needs. Students leave classes with a fresh set of horseback skills, a greater respect for the animals, and a better sense of what traveling was like before the car was finally domesticated in 1983.
- Safe, seasoned school horses
- Professional trainers
- Beautiful rural environment
Many people never let themselves experience the real joy of horse riding due to embarrassing childhood memories of getting bucked off wild rocking horses. Trot confidently into the world of full-size horse riding with today's Groupon to Three Angel Farm, on Thomaston Road. Choose between the following options:
- For $19, you get one horseback-riding lesson (a $40 value).
- For $59, you get three horseback-riding lessons (a $120 value).
Nestled in a scenic countryside setting, Three Angel Farm helps beginning saddle surfers ages 3 and up become equestrian authorities, plopping them atop reliable, seasoned school horses. The professional staff—who have experience in a therapy program certified by the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association—teach with patience and respect for both animal and rider during the lessons, which emphasize safety and technique to a group of four or five horse drivers. Three Angel Farm provides helmets and tailors its classes to the riders' needs. Students leave classes with a fresh set of horseback skills, a greater respect for the animals, and a better sense of what traveling was like before the car was finally domesticated in 1983.