SaddleBack Equestrian

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SaddleBack Equestrian's Events

Summer Camps

SaddleBack Equestrian’s summer camps are for ages 7– young adult with emphasis placed on safe horsemanship and sportsmanship. Campers will ride daily on one of SaddleBack’s safe and experienced school horses. They will also get a realistic introduction into the daily routine of caring for horses and will most likely get to see a vet and farrier at work on SaddleBack’s horses. Camps are taught by Head Trainer, Melissa Predl, and your child will receive excellent one-on-one instruction in English horsemanship.

Beginner Camps – For those just starting out with horses. Campers will learn to groom and tack up the horse, and basic horse care. Campers will learn to walk, trot and be introduced to cantering. Students attending this camp should have not taken any (or very few) lessons.
Intermediate Camps – For those that have had experience in any riding program. If you are already jumping, this is the camp for you. Fence heights from 18” to 2’3”. Campers will learn more advanced horse care and grooming for the show horse. They will learn what judges look for on the flat and over fences, and how to prepare themselves and their horse for a show.
Advanced Camps – For those jumping 2’6 or higher. Fence heights 2’6” (or higher if camper riding own horse). Campers will learn what judges look for in hunter and equitation classes and how to judge movement and style of the show hunter. More advanced flatwork will be introduced along with training equipment, course design, and discussion of USEF rules.

SaddleBack’s camp program is designed to take campers from beginner to the show ring if desired. New riders are encouraged to register for more than one camp, as this reinforces the basics needed for designing a personal riding program in the future. Be sure to register early to ensure your preferred week as camps are limited to 8 campers per week and fill quickly. Call SaddleBack today for more information.

Click HERE for Camp Registration Form

2010 Camp Dates

Camps daily held 9am – 3pm

June 7-11 (Beginner, ages 7-12)

June 14-18 (Beginner, ages 13+)

June 21-25 (Intermediate, all ages)

**June 28-30 (Advanced Beginner, all ages)

**July 21-23 (Beginner, ages 7-12)

**July 28-30 (Beginner, all ages)

**August 2-4 (Advanced, all ages)

Rates:
Full Week (5-day) Camp: $300
**Partial Week (3-Day) Camp: $200

(Campers to bring sack lunch & water bottle daily, pizza provided on last day)

Dates subject to change.

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Events

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Mommy/Daddy & Me Clinic (1 or 2 day): Ages 3-6

A class designed for the smallest member of your family (ages 3 - 6) to spend some quality time with mom or dad on and around horses. They'll be introduced to safety, ground manners, and getting comfortable on and around horses. Youngsters (along with a parent) will learn how to ride (via lead line), safely catch and lead, groom and tack, and feed their assigned school horse! The series consists of 1.5 hour PRIVATE LESSONS (one-on-one with instructor) each day (minimum of 30 minutes of riding time each day). Cost: $50/pair for 1-day session; $75/pair for 2-day session. Contact SaddleBack for available sessions.

Tack & Groom Clinic (1 or 2 day): Ages 7 - Adult

A class designed for those already in a lesson program or familiar with horses. Participants will learn (hands-on with their own assigned school horse) the fine-tuning of care, grooming, tacking, and different equipment/tack used for riding various horses. The series consists 1.5 hour lessons each day (hands-on ground work, no riding). Cost: $30 for 1-day; $50 for 2-days. Contact SaddleBack for available sessions.

Show Prep Clinic (1 or 2 day): Ages 7 - Adult

A class designed to introduce grooming of the show horse and show prep. Activities include mane-pulling, show clipping, leg wrapping, show preparation plus appropriate show tack/equipment, proper cleaning of tack, and more. This is not a riding session, however “hands-on” experience is provided for every participant with their assigned horse. The series consist of 1.5 hour lessons each day (hands-on ground work with assigned horse, no riding). Cost: $30 for 1-day; $50 for 2-days. Contact SaddleBack for available sessions.

Special Season Clinic: Ages 7+

Dawn Casey is coming to SaddleBack! Dawn grew up riding and competing in NJ. She started showing at the age of 9 and competed extensively from Pony Hunters to Jr Jumpers and Medal/McClay. She has studied Dressage and Long Lining at the Cadre Noir in Saumur, France, and since 1997 she has imported more than 45 horses from France for buyers throughout the United States. Dawn successfully showed her Selle Francais “Grimm D'Arros” at the Grand Prix level winning 1st and 2nd in welcome stakes classes and prix's. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a top USEF 'R' judge (she's licensed in hunters, jumpers, equitation and hunter breeding)! A group schedule (1.5 hrs ride time per session) will be made according to rider experience and level of showing.

Where: SaddleBack Equestrian
When: Monday, March 15 - Tuesday, March 16 (8:00 am - 5:00 pm)
Cost: $175 for both days ($100 deposit required) or $100 for one day ($50 deposit required)
Contact SaddleBack for more information and available sessions.

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