November Wednesday and Friday Lessons
Spend 2 hours at the barn grooming, tacking up and riding horses! What a great way to spend an afternoon! Lesson times are arranged when possible to accomodate local school schedules, including Skyview School, Mountain Oak and Prescott Unified School District. Communicate, carpool, and come on out!
For more information or to register contact Melissa Carey at mcarey@prescott.edu. Group size is limited.
Cost is $40 per 2-hour lesson.
Ride-On Wednesdays!
Designed especially for Mountain Oak Kids!
Oct. 1, 15, 22 & Nov. 5, 12, 19
November 14th and 28th and December 5th and 12th
1:30PM-3:30PM at Chauncey Ranch YMCA
All levels welcome
Ages 9+
Fun Fridays
Oct. 3, 17, 24 & Nov. 7, 14, 21st
Specifically for Skyview Schoolers!
10 -12:00 PM Beginner/Intermediate Horsemanship
1:00-3:00 PM Intermediate/Advancing Horsemanship
Ages 9+
Lead On!
Spend all day Saturday and Sunday at Chauncey Ranch exploring your own leadership qualities with each other and with horses! Do teamwork activities, play games, and learn what it takes to become a leader for your horse. Learn horsemanship skills such as haltering and grooming, and lead your horse on an adventure trail walk. By the end of the weekend, you’ll be able to use your leadership abilities to navigate an “obstacle course” and play mounted games. No horse experience is necessary. Overnight accommodations and meals are available for an additional $50. Girls complete the requirements for the "Lead On" badge.
To register Contact Melissa Carey at mcarey@prescott.edu
Me & My Gal Winter Wonderland
Want to spend a weekend pampering yourself and playing with horses at an all-girl and woman retreat? Bringyour mom, aunt, grandmother, or other female adult and be ready for a lot of "horseplay". Improve your horsemanship through fun and unique equine activities, ride through the wintery pine forest, and then warm up by the fire in the lodge while you pamper yourself with a spa treatment and sip on hot cider.
Adventures in Horsepacking!
Spend Saturday morning building a relationship with you horse and riding in the arena, and then ride away Saturday afternoon on a horsepacking adventure. Camp out in tents, and cook by a campfire while your horses sleep in a nearby corral then wake up early the next morning to feed and care for your horse before riding away on a scenic trail ride back to camp. Must have previous horse experience and be able to control a horse at the walk and trot. For girls 14-17
The Lure of Language
An exploration of Language and Communication through partnership with horses. Look at where words come from, learn horse-specific lingo, and practice non-verbal communication with our horse friends. Learn all about American Sign Language, and practice signing the alphabet, numbers, and common phrases. Serve as an "horse interpreter" for your friends as you take turns applying all of your horse communication skills riding bareback, and once you've got the hang of it, join in for bareback relay races and other fun games, and earn your "Lure of Language" Interest Project Patch in the process!
For more information, click on the CLS Girl Scout Program link.
Know a group of boys between the ages of 8 and 17 who would benefit from learning responsibility, teamwork, and communication with horses?
All topics & program options are also available for non-scouts, co-ed groups, and groups of all-boys!
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