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Training & Instruction Program
Lessons:
At Cross Timbers we take pride in our family
oriented atmosphere. We offer a choice of
programs to suit your needs. Whether you are just
starting to ride or are a serious show competitor,
we are here for you. You will have the opportunity
to ride one of our well-trained, quality school
horses, or you may ride your own horse. Most of
our lessons are individual or in teams of two. We
do not believe you can benefit from a large group
lesson.
Our lessons cover all aspects of riding and “good
horsemanship”, including safety, grooming, how to
tack-up, anatomy, health, ground manners and
much more about the well-being of the horse. We
place a strong emphasis on “Dressage” in our
teaching which leads to successful communication
between horse and rider.
You will enjoy the friendly, safe, and supportive
atmosphere at Cross Timbers.
oriented atmosphere. We offer a choice of
programs to suit your needs. Whether you are just
starting to ride or are a serious show competitor,
we are here for you. You will have the opportunity
to ride one of our well-trained, quality school
horses, or you may ride your own horse. Most of
our lessons are individual or in teams of two. We
do not believe you can benefit from a large group
lesson.
Our lessons cover all aspects of riding and “good
horsemanship”, including safety, grooming, how to
tack-up, anatomy, health, ground manners and
much more about the well-being of the horse. We
place a strong emphasis on “Dressage” in our
teaching which leads to successful communication
between horse and rider.
You will enjoy the friendly, safe, and supportive
atmosphere at Cross Timbers.
Beginning Riders of all Ages.
Beginners will not only learn to ride, but are
taught to handle horses safely both on and off
the ground.
Students are taught how to groom their horse,
tack up for the lesson, warm up before, and cool
down after the lesson, untack, and groom again
before returning the horse to the pasture or stall.
taught to handle horses safely both on and off
the ground.
Students are taught how to groom their horse,
tack up for the lesson, warm up before, and cool
down after the lesson, untack, and groom again
before returning the horse to the pasture or stall.
Further your Knowledge
Do you want to own a horse someday?
We also offer periodic unmounted classroom
days to further your knowledge in a particular
area of horse care or stable management.
We also offer periodic unmounted classroom
days to further your knowledge in a particular
area of horse care or stable management.
Cross Timbers Show Team
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