From carved rocking horses to simple models made of clay, horses have delighted people for thousands of years.

The benefits of learning to ride are infinite. Besides the physical enhancement of co-ordination of movement and the reduction of stiffness and sloppiness, riding can also improve one's temperament. Nervous people become more confident. The lazy are stimulated and encouraged, and the quick, intelligent readily become leaders and team players.

We study the individual pupil's temperament and devise ways of slanting lessons to suit their needs. Efforts to get the best out of the rider is fascinating and well worth while for their mental and physical development.