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Trail & Off Site Camps3 or 5 day CampsEach day begins with breakfast, then horses are assigned to each rider. Lunches will be packed, horses and tack will be loaded in the horse trailers and we will travel to "Why Not Ranch" for trail riding through the forest, up and down hills and through creeks. We will eat lunch on the trail and enjoy every new discovery around each bend and on top of each hill on every trail we travel. "Why Not Ranch" is 30 minutes away from the center and covers 900 acres with well groomed and very safe trails. At the end of the day we travel back to Equine Training Center where we will swim, eat and do horse related crafts. Each day will end with fellowship and a bonfire (weather pending.) Meals, drinks and snacks will be provided. All riders and myself will bunk in the activity center for the night. All off site camps will have a maximum of 6 riders with 3 adult riders supervising. Riders that sign up for the off site camps must demonstrate basic horsemanship and horse handling skills before the 1st day of camp (walk, trot, canter or gate, stop and back.) Contact Jan Stroup to set up a time to demonstrate rider abilities.
Spring Break Camp
Single Day Camps June 1st through the 5th, 2010All camps will begin with breakfast, horses will then be assigned to each rider and is their responsibility for the time they are with us. Our single day camps give parents and riders choices to adjust camp to their schedule, one day or multiple days. Horse related crafts and swimming are a part of each camp with the emphasis on horse activities. Lunches and snacks are provided. Each camp will begin at 9AM and end at 5PM. Each rider is also given the opportunity to bring their own horse for camp at no additional charge, (negative coggins required.)
3 Day Summer Camps On siteEach day begins with breakfast, then horses are assigned to each rider and that horse will remain their responsibility for the duration of the camp. Crafts and swimming will be a part of camp although our main focus will be on horse related activities. Horse back riding will be primarily done in our covered and outdoor arenas. Riders will participate in horse related games as well as obstacle courses. Depending on the skill level of the riders within this camp, riders may be permitted to go on a short trail ride. Lunches, drinks and snacks will be provided.
3 Day overnight on site camp
Please have you or your camper look over the "what to and what NOT to bring to camp" page we have included by clicking on the highlighted link below. Equine Training Center is NOT responsible for any lost or stolen items What to bring and what NOT to bring to Camp |
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Phone: 931-388-9339 || Email: janstraining@aol.com |