Ages 10+ • Limited roster • By inquiry

Dressage-based fundamentals that build correct, lasting skills
Calm, structured coaching tailored to each rider
Horse-first horsemanship that strengthens trust and partnership
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Our lesson program is for riders ages 10+. This helps ensure students have the physical coordination and attention span needed for safe, productive instruction.
Yes, depending on availability and fit. We focus on a strong foundation, safety, and correct basics from day one.
Our instruction is dressage-based, with an emphasis on correct position, fundamentals, and horsemanship that supports any long-term riding goals.
Yes. We start with an introductory lesson to understand your background, goals, and learning style, then recommend the best next step.
Brook Hollow is best for riders who want a structured, calm, and progressive program. If you’re looking for a casual drop-in experience or a “just let me canter around” situation, we may not be the right match and that’s okay.
Most riders progress best with consistent weekly lessons. We can discuss the right cadence based on your goals and availability.
Yes, when available. Leases are ideal for motivated riders who want more consistency and responsibility, with support and clear expectations.
Typically, leases are reserved for riders already in the program or those who complete an introductory lesson first. Fit and horsemanship standards matter.
Yes, limited full-care boarding is available for approved owners. We prioritize a professional, well-managed environment and a high standard of horse care.
Full-care generally means daily feeding and routine care handled by the barn. Specific inclusions can vary, so we confirm details during the inquiry process.
Not always. We prioritize horses and owners that align with the program’s standards, safety practices, and overall barn environment.
Wear long pants and a boot with a small heel. ASTM/SEI-approved helmets are required. If you don’t have one yet, ask us what we recommend before your first ride.
We’ll share the current policy when you book. In general, we ask for reasonable notice so we can manage instructor time and scheduling fairly.
Use the form to request an introductory lesson. Share your riding background and goals, and we’ll recommend the best next step.

USDF Bronze Medalist
ARIA Certified Instructor
Active Competitor with the USDF & USEA
15+ Years of Teaching & Program Management






