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Equestrian Program

Student riding a white horse

The George School Community Equestrian Program offers community lessons year round and a summer day camp, both open to the public.

Our qualified instructors teach skills in balanced hunt seat, jumping, and equitation to the members of the community at large as well as to GS students.

The Equestrian Center facilities include two 100’ by 200’ outdoor all-surface riding arenas, a barn with twenty-one box stalls, and a heated tack room.

Community Lessons

George School teaches a basic balanced seat, which combines elements of dressage, hunt seat, and jumping.

This creates a functional riding ability, which provides a base to build on with further education in any discipline. Balanced seat teaches the rider body awareness and relaxation so the rider and the horse become a team.

George School has horses for various levels, from the beginner to the advanced equestrian.

All of our horses have positive dispositions and provide challenges befitting each level. We offer lessons to students from ages eight to seventy.

Details

Lessons:
Private (1 hour): $60
Private (1/2 hour): $40
Group (1 hour): $40

Payment:
Payment is due at time of lesson. Personal checks are the preferred form of payment. Cash is also accepted.

Cancellation Policy:
The lesson must be canceled or rescheduled twenty-four hours in advance. Failure to notify the barn will result in full charge for the missed lesson.

*For questions about the program and registration, please contact Director of the Equestrian Center Tiffany Taylor at ttaylor@georgeschool.org.


Meet the Equestrian Staff

Tiffany Taylor

Tiffany Taylor

Bachelor of Science
Courtney Smith

Courtney Smith

Bachelor of Arts
David Michelin

David Michelin