Horse riding is:
A kind of moral school that teaches you;
Be active in rest
Quiet in motion
Energetic in gentleness
Authoritarian with respect
Flexible in effort
Attentive in confidence
Thoughtful in action
(unknown author)
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45 $ In Group
$ 55 Semi-Private
$ 70 Private lesson
Baby Club
Rider
Pony Club
For ages 4 to 6
Lesson through play
With the participation of parents
The lesson is to
learn together the methods of grooming, saddling and riding.
The parent then learns
to lead the pony and
her child rides in complete safety
with the help of the instructor.
The child acquires a
better balance using
fun activity in the form of stations or challenges on horseback
while working its coordination and concentration
For 6 to 9 years old
This program
wonderfully designed by
Cheval Quebec,
consists of learning
the basics of horseback riding and
security basics
around the horse.
The child learns to
groom the horse alone
as well as to install
saddle and bridle
with the help of the instructor.
It offers 4 stages to be completed in preparation for the levels of Cavaliers.
For ages 9 and up
This program
by Cheval Quebec
allows learning
progressive over
equestrian techniques
on the flat and jumps,
horse care as well as
the stable management.
It prepares the rider to
be autonomous in
its equestrian path and
can bring it in competition.
In classic riding,
there are 8 levels,
therefore 8 patents of
Recognized riders.
4 à 6 ans
4 à 6 ans
4 à 6 ans
4 à 6 ans
6 à 9 ans
6 à 9 ans
6 à 9 ans
6 à 9 ans
Cavalier 9 ans et +
Cavalier 9 ans et +
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Course of a lesson at La Sauverène
For the course of the lessons, it is necessary to plan 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes where the rider learns:
1) Grooming (15-20 minutes):
Privileged moment of the first contact between the horse and its rider on the ground
1. The hoof pick - clean the feet of our horse
2. The curlly cumb - provides a massage and helps loosen dust and dirt from the horse
3. The hard brush - Removes the dust dislodged by the curlly comb
4. The soft brush - Allows you to finalize the grooming by removing the last small dust.
5. Sponge or towel - Allows you to thoroughly clean the horse's eyes, nose and mouth.
2) Rinding (30 minutes which will increase with the autonomy and capacity of the rider)
Moment so long of dreams of being on horseback, and becoming a centaur
1. Getting into the saddle - getting on your mount
2. Warming up of the rider and his mount
3. Saddle up exercises - fundamentals of the basic riding position
4. Learning equestrian techniques
5. Practice the newly introduced technique
3) The Return to Calm (10-15 minutes)
Time to say goodbye to our horse
1. Return to the stable to remove the bridle and saddle
2. Clean the feet
3. Soft brush
4. Return his mount to boxing or meadow
5. Give a big hug and say goodbye