Members get to ride a good-quality, sound, trained riding horse shared with no more than three other people. Each member can expect to be able to ride at least twice every week. Our co-op offers a very reasonable alternative. Do note that unlike the rider pictured above, co-op members are required to wear appropriate garb including boots, long pants, and a helmet. Dori lost a good friend whose perfectly quiet horse slipped on pavement one day.
Riding is a lot of fun, but it can be dangerous.
Appropriate garb including helmet. Horses must be held to a walk for the first mile away from the barn and the last mile back to it. Absolutely no jumping except under the supervision of a qualified instructor. We trust you and the horses, but not the other people out there who are sometimes less than considerate with their cars, ATVs, snowmobiles, and guns. Anybody going off on a solo ride must carry along a cell phone and leave a planned route at the house so that we know where to look for you if your clever horse comes home alone.