Hunter/Jumper or Dressage
R ussellville Manor has many offerings. Whether you are new to riding or looking to attain a higher skill level, we offer all levels of instruction for the Hunt seat as well
as up to Dressage 2nd Level.
Instructor
L essons
are provided by an instructor with 20 years
teaching experience trained at the British Horse
Society in Hertfordshire, England as an
Instructor and Equine Manager.
Equine Care / Management
D o you just have an interest in how to better care for your horse?
Russellville Manor is here to help. We can teach
you equine management including: feeding
schedules, equine nutrition, ground manners,
stable
management, how to look out for injuries, and
many other c.
You Don't Own a Horse?
N o worries. We have lesson horses available.
There is absolutely no need to own a horse. We
have several lesson horses available for the
beginner and the advanced student.
Show Preparation and Presentation
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Lesson Program
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Safety
Russellville Manor has great emphasis on safety starting on the ground as
well as in the saddle.
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Summer Camps
Summer camps are available where you will learn stable management, the day
to day care for horses, and what it takes to run a barn hands on.
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Tacking Up
You will not only learn to ride, but also how to groom and tack up.
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Shows
Not quite ready for shows? We can teach you how to prepare and
succeed.
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Hunt Seat
Hunt seat taught as well as dressage through second level.
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Lessons
Prices are based on private lessons. Semi group lessons can be arranged if
the skill levels of all the riders in the lesson are similar.
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