Do you have to own a horse to be able to take lessons?

No. We have a selection of lesson horses and lease horses that we own and care for, so you can develop your skills. We can assist you on the selection of a horse suitable for your needs and budget when you are ready.

What equipment is needed to begin?

The first few lessons do not require the purchase of any equipment or gear, as long as the rider arrives in closed-toe shoes and long pants or jeans. We have a few helmets available as well. When you have selected your lesson package and elect to ride on a consistent basis, you would want to purchase riding pants, boots, gloves and a helmet to be outfitted correctly.

How often should I take a lesson?

As often as possible! Depending on your goals as a rider. Like with any athletic sport, frequency builds muscle memory needed to develop proficiency. You and your instructor will develop a personalized plan to suit your individual goals.

When can I visit the farm?

We look forward to meeting you. We are open Tuesday through Sunday from 9am-6pm, and closed on Mondays. For farm tours, please book an appointment.

Can I choose the horse I take lessons on?

Your instructor will match you to the horse that will be perfectly suited to your ability and goals. We pride ourselves on our professionalism and experience to match the horse and rider level of skill. It is a long known industry fact, that the more horses you ride, the better you become. 

Can I watch my child/spouse/friend ride?

Spectators welcome, cheerleaders encouraged! We also have a heated lounge with suitable indoor restroom, hot chocolate and Wi-Fi.

How much do lessons cost?

Introductory lessons are $65 each, or a package of 4 can be purchased for $240. Each lesson is 30 minutes of ride time. We ask you arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of your lesson to ensure you have a full 30 minutes to ride.

Tiny-tot lessons for children 6 years old and under can be purchased for $45 each.

As you progress, group lessons can be arranged, please ask your instructor.

What ages are included in lessons, socials & camps?

Children as young as 4 years old can begin to take riding lessons. Anyone 6 years of age and older can attend camps. We have sleep-away overnight camps for 10 and older. We also offer riding lessons for Adults and social functions geared toward the adult equestrian enthusiast!

Exciting events geared towards the adult rider include; Boot camps, Ladies nights, clinics, and holiday socials. Fire Run Farm is known for their great events!

Can you host a demonstration for our school or business at the farm or at our location?

Yes! We have world renowned facilities, and mulit-titled performance horses we would love to bring to your private event or host with us at our farm. Please contact us regarding your event and availability. Please allow 2 weeks notice for private functions.