Cedar Stables Lessons

REMINDER- Please provide a minimum of 24 hours notice when canceling your lesson. Last minute cancellations impact your instructor’s schedule more than you may realize.

Are you interested in share boarding a lesson horse? Here is who’s currently available-
🐴Mac
🐎Taxi
🎠Snoopy
🏇Cactus
If you have any questions please send us a message!

We have three events coming up! Space is limited sign up today https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=8EeLEbSERUiaS-mhaVMrrgiZ-tQJa4hAvTRcSZf_AX1UQVhBODRMTVczRzZSMVBMQkpaMkRSQlE3MS4u

‼️IMPORTANT DATES‼️
Deadline to sign up for week 4- July 7th
Deadline to sign up for advanced camp- July 26th
We are so excited for another summer of camp! Basic camp is open to the public; no experience is needed. Open to ages 6-17. 9AM-1PM
🐴Riding lesson each day
🐴 Crafts
🐴Learning equine care
🐴 Games
The advanced camp is for current students and must be approved by an instructor before signing up.
To sign up, contact Maddi Reno at 815-258-7701 or fill out our registration form here https://forms.gle/kvBRhAREmbiUjFVg8

HEY CAMPERS! Tomorrow starts our 3rd week of horse camp 😁 here are a few reminders-
🐴wear pants and closed toe shoes/boots
🐎 Bring a lunch and plenty of water. We will have pizza on the last day.
🦄Don’t forget sunscreen and bring a helmet if you have one.
🎠 We will meet at the picnic tables and parents need to sign a form at drop off

Happy 4th! How are you celebrating today?

Don’t be delulu, make sure to scoop your horses poopoo when you are done riding in the arena. It’s a group effort to keep our stable clean 🧼

Trouble heard you didn’t sign up for camp yet and this was his reaction… space is limited sign up today with the link in our pinned Facebook post 😃

We have 3 events coming up! Space is limited sign up today- https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=8EeLEbSERUiaS-mhaVMrrgiZ-tQJa4hAvTRcSZf_AX1UQVhBODRMTVczRzZSMVBMQkpaMkRSQlE3MS4u

‼️ Lessons are canceled for today, Wednesday and Thursday due to the heat.
Did you know…🦷
A horse's teeth never stop erupting throughout most of its life. Their teeth gradually wear down from chewing tough grasses and hay, so they continue to emerge from the gums to replace the worn surface. On average, a horse's teeth wear about 2–3 millimeters per year.
This continuous eruption is why regular dental care is so important. Uneven wear can create sharp enamel points that make chewing painful, lead to weight loss, or even cause behavioral issues under saddle.