| At Dartland Farms, we use the horsemanship techniques developed by John Lyons and Ray Hunt to start your pony. You will be amazed at the progress and retention rate of what the pony learns in just the first 30 days. This style of training produces ponies with willing attitudes and confidence. We encourage the owners to participate in the training sessions to understand how the pony learns and to improve your communication skills with the pony. |
Training and Lessons
Dartland Farms offers lessons from the
beginner student through the more experienced
rider. We emphasis communication skills between
the horse and rider. We want you to understand how
your horse thinks to create a more pleasant
experience for horse and rider. We give you the skills
to solve problems on your own.
Group lessons start @ 25.00 per hour
Private lessons start @ 35.00 per hour
Trail riding is also a specialty of ours! We believe in
ponies being flexible and willing to go confidently for
the rider in any situation. Let us help you enjoy your
horse or pony with lessons or training on the trail!
beginner student through the more experienced
rider. We emphasis communication skills between
the horse and rider. We want you to understand how
your horse thinks to create a more pleasant
experience for horse and rider. We give you the skills
to solve problems on your own.
Group lessons start @ 25.00 per hour
Private lessons start @ 35.00 per hour
Trail riding is also a specialty of ours! We believe in
ponies being flexible and willing to go confidently for
the rider in any situation. Let us help you enjoy your
horse or pony with lessons or training on the trail!
Intermediate Training focuses on developing the
balance, rhythm and degrees of collection in the pony's
gaits. This process includes both the physical and
emotional aspects of the pony and focuses more on the
sport in which the pony will be participating .
balance, rhythm and degrees of collection in the pony's
gaits. This process includes both the physical and
emotional aspects of the pony and focuses more on the
sport in which the pony will be participating .
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