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At Hillrise Equestrian Center, our trainers specialize in multiple levels of riding at all ages. Whether you are a Tiny Tot or an Adult Amateur, Hillrise will advance your riding.
While offering a variety of programs, our trainers are also specialized in working with individuals that have Autism, ADHD, PTSD, Anxiety and mental health conditions, including dissocial and neurodevelopmental disorders. Horses serve as a form of physical and occupational therapy and can enhance physical and emotional healing in a rider. Horses understand key cognitive emotion in their riders and we work to establish cognitive thinking, emotional regulation as well as build confidence and work on problem solving skills. |
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O U R S E R V I C E S
Rise up to your riding potential
Lessons
Beginner to advanced lessons are available Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday for ages 3 and up.
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Adaptive Horsemanship
Adaptive Horsemanship is specifically geared to help riders of all ages with many levels of physical, developmental and mental disabilities. Our instructor is PATH Intl. certified with special training and experience to help students.
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2023 Summer Camps
Come spend a week with your new equine friend, learning how to ride, tack and take care of them!!
A daily riding lesson with personalized goals and horsemanship along with crafts and games is on the agenda. Come enjoy the great outdoors making new friends and exercising the mind and body. July 10th - 14th August 7th - 11th 9am to 3pm **extended hours are available** (8am-5pm) |
Upcoming Events
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Hillrise Equestrian Center at Lehman's Farm
(May 2023)
Hillrise congratulates Mandy and Danielle on their performance at Lehman's Farm horse show! Wilbur (Devoted Wildcat) and Flash (Back In A Flash) were shown by both Mandy and Danielle in the Low Hunter Division and Wilbur in the Thoroughbred Hunter Division. These two are role models when it comes to putting the horse first and giving them the opportunity for a great experience. Talk about cleaning house, look at those ribbons!