Horseback Riding in Peyton, Colorado (El Paso County)

Pam Thode of Meadowlark’s Song is hosting a program FREE to Veterans sponsored by The Sunny Horse Foundation. The name of the program is VETERANS EQUINE EXPERIENCE. This program is designed to bring Veterans and horses together in purpose-driven ground work exercises. Classes are held weekly on Wednesday at 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Our lead instructor has over 7 years designing and working with Veterans in horsemanship classes. We can bring horse energy into your life! You do not need a horse or even want to ride. We are a Premier certified barn with PATH International.

Pam also works with people of all ages who want to enjoy the wonderful energy of the horse. Pam is a certified therapeutic riding instructor with the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship. If you long to be with horses and never gave yourself permission to do so, now is the time. Come see Pam.

Pam is also a certified Horse Trainer. She trains the horse, along with the owner. She focuses on the development of a fine riding and therapy equine. Natural Horsemanship and Energy work bring the horse and owner into a solid bond. Pam has 3 therapy horses or she will work with you and your horse at your location. Two of these horses are also lesson/riding horses.

Growing up in Boulder and riding her horse in the country, the lilting song of the meadowlark inspired her to always keep horses in her heart. Bring your heart and experience some soul work equine style.... See More

It’s Not About Us…It’s About You!
Clinician Cody Harrison is here to assist you and your horse through your own individual journey. Regardless of where you currently are in your journey or how far you aspire to go with your equine partner, Cody can help set you up to be successful and show you how to communicate clearly so you and your horse can truly enjoy your partnership.

Each and every horse and rider have their own path to follow in order to reach their goal. When working with Cody through clinics, lessons, training, or our Immersion Program, he will help you find the path that fits you and your horse’s needs. Your path will be unlike everyone else. Cody believes that we and our horses are all unique and we should remain as individuals.

Time frames are not important when you learn to enjoy and trust the path you are on rather than trying to rush to complete your goals. It takes time to learn how to communicate with your horse and explain what you are asking, and then give them the time they need to develop and actually learn the exercises. When you take it day by day, month by month you will be surprised at how fast the progress actually comes.

When working with Cody you will learn to truly feel what your horse is doing and how they feel in that moment. How they feel physically, energetically, and emotionally. Cody takes all of these things into consideration for both the horse and its rider.

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For You, For Them.

We can help you develop your horsemanship skills by offering you the knowledge and techniques that horses use with each other and simplifying it into situations that we humans are used to. We coined the term Natural Horse Help to describe these methods. H.E.L.P refers to Human and Equine Learning Principles.

By using agile methodology where one basically breaks down goals into many small tasks that can be improved upon frequently and martial arts which are the arts of building confidence, precision, timing, balance, agility, and more we will help you improve in your horsemanship.

For new horse owners we have the The Horse Adaptation Program or HAP. The program makes it easier to afford and gain extra knowledge and instruction in natural horsemanship. Discounts on all forms of horse education such as lessons, training, behavior, communication and more are available to people recently acquiring a new horse into their family. You and your horse are adapting to new changes in each others life as you get to know each other which is why our program is called the Horse Adaptation Program.... See More