Letters & Lines Equestrian

The dynamic duo strikes again! 🏆

Today was another fantastic show day for this team, with standout performances all around. They earned the High Point of the Day and claimed Reserve in the Youth Amateur Green Horse Buckle Class!

Their achievements didn’t stop there—first place in the pattern class, second in rail, third in trail, and fourth in halter.

Congratulations on an incredible day of competition!

Haley and her mare, Winnie, had an outstanding day at Tumbleweed Riding Club’s Ranch Riding show. They won High Point of the Day in the Green as Grass division and secured Reserve Champion in the Buckle class for Green as Grass. Together, they also brought home two blue first place ribbons in the Ranch Trail and Ranch Pattern classes and two fourth place ribbons in Ranch rail and Ranch horse Conformation.

PVRA Ranch Riding Show yesterday. Haley & Winnie placed well over the weekend despite the lack of practice before hand. We will practice hard for the next couple of weeks before our next show !

🎉 Congratulations to Haley & Winnie! 🎉

We are thrilled to announce that Haley and Winnie achieved the High Point of the Day in the “Green as Grass” category at today’s horse show at the Tumbleweed Riding Club in Lakeside, CA!

Their outstanding performance earned them:

• 🥇 Two blue ribbons in Pattern and Rail Class
• 🥈 Two second-place ribbons in Trail and Rail Class
• 🏅 A fourth-place ribbon in Conformation

We couldn’t be more proud of their hard work and dedication. Looking forward to the next show and more improvements! 🌟

Haley and Winnie had another fantastic Ranch Riding show! Despite facing some challenges, they earned impressive ribbons in large classes: 2nd in Trail, 2nd in Pattern, 4th in Rail, and 5th in Conformation. We’re proud of their hard work and excited for the next show!

Looking for Horseback Riding Lessons? We would love to have you or your child join us at Letters & Lines Equestrian. We offer:

- Comprehensive Beginner Lessons: Learn horse care from start to finish, including brushing, tacking up, and independent riding in the arena.
- Skill Development: Progress through mounting, walking, turning, stopping, trotting, posting, and executing patterns with cones or poles.
- Riding Completion Ritual: Conclude lessons by returning the horse to the stables, removing tack, brushing, and allowing the student to reward the horse with a treat.
- Progressive Independence: As students advance, they'll independently catch, tack up, and prepare their horse, ensuring a hands-on and self-sufficient experience.
- Group Lesson Opportunities: Join longer group lessons with peers of similar age and riding ability, fostering camaraderie and observational learning.
- Inclusive Extras: Learn additional aspects of horse care, such as feeding and stall cleaning, at no extra cost, enhancing overall equine knowledge.
- Local Show Participation: Gain exposure to the equestrian community by attending local shows, providing an opportunity for students to showcase their skills and build confidence.
- Future Goals: Aspire to instill the skills needed for students to potentially own or lease their horse, emphasizing safety, care, and independent riding.

Looking forward to the opportunity to share the joy of horseback riding with you and your aspiring riders!

We had a great time this past weekend participating in the Halloween Costume Event held at our Facility, International Equestrian Center!

Danelle & Bugsy “skeleton rider and skeleton horse” these too were also the winner of BEST HORSE AN RIDER COSTUME! Congratulations Danelle your hard work painting bugsy paid off !!

Valerie & Aspen “police officer an patrol horse “