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When you learn how to ride horses, you embark on a lifelong journey of FUN and get to experience one of the most rewarding challenges you will ever encounter. It's great exercise, a lot of fun, and our top instructors will have you making progress fast. Why not give it a try?

Monthly Lesson Rates

At Silver Oak Stables, we offer a monthly tuition based program. Tuition based lessons are meant to be very similar to other activities you or your rider participate in, such as: sports, music lessons, gym membership, etc. This secures a day and time for a lesson per week, or multiple lessons per week depending on instructor availability.

Introductory Lesson - $75

All beginning and prospective students are required to schedule an introductory lesson. Our 60-minute private intro lessons are designed to build beginner skills, safety awareness, and a strong connection with the horse. Open to ages 5 and up, intro lessons includes hands-on experience both in the saddle and on the ground, with a focus on proper horse care. Intros are an opportunity to get to know us, and for us to get to know your skills and goals!

Use of Lesson Horses

60 min: 1 Private Weekly  $320

60 min: 1 Group Weekly  $280

30 min: 1 Private Weekly  $260

60 min: Every other Week  $160

60 min: 2 Private Weekly  $560

60 min: 2 Group Weekly  $480

60 min: A la Carte, Drop In  $90

Use of Personal or Leased Horses

60 min: 1 Lesson Weekly  $260

60 min: 2 Lesson Weekly  $480

60 min: 3 Lesson Weekly  $660

60 min: 4 Lesson Weekly  $800

60 min: A la Carte, Drop In  $80

Schooling or Lunging by Trainer $50

“There are so many great aspects about working with horses. The sport teaches compassion, hard work, dealing with success and failure, and many other character building steps. Perhaps the most important aspect is the connection between horse and rider, an element that is unique to equestrian sports. Riders of all ages learn to deal with adversity and develop invaluable life experience through this relationship with their partner.”

— Jay Duke