Check out our Summer Roundups!
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You may register and pay for activites online at this site or by phone (503-635-7403). You may also pay in person at our office with a credit card or check. (Please call to arrange coming to the office.) After you have registered, please print and complete the registration form. Bring the form to our office or mail it to Once upon a Horse Directions to the barn will be mailed or emailed to you, depending on your preference |
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Once Upon A Horse offers programs and parties designed to introduce horses and riding to the young or inexperienced. We start children from the ages of 2 through 10 with age appropriate activities including a You and Me and Pony Makes Three class, Pony & Pizza Play Days, The Pony Planet, and Birthday Parties, and Roundups during Spring and Summer. We also offer private and group lessons. English and Western styles of riding are covered along with basic grooming and handling. To find out more about our staff and our horses, you can visit the Once upon a Horse Blog, where Susie Schramm, the Director of Once upon a Horse, reflects on every aspect of our magical relationship with horses. You will also find Susie's favoirte Once upon a Horse videos and pictures on her blog.
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We started a "group lesson" this year which consists of 4-5 students and is run from 12:00-3:00 on Saturdays. Wfe have varying levels of riders some who can tack up and ride without assistance and some newer riders who benefit from their experience while finding their way. The atmosphere is one of sharing and socializing, and learning continues for us all. We offer private lessons scheduled to suit your needs. If you want to find a riding partner to arrange lessons and events at a bargain price, let us know. Give us a call or send email, and we will try to set up a combined lesson for you. All packages, lessons, and events are prepaid. All private lessons are by appointment. If you miss a class, we are happy to reschedule within the month if there is availability. We offer a "green discount" to those groups whose members carpool to our barn.
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