Horseback Riding in Linden, Michigan (Genesee County)

English western jumping dressage on school horses or trailer in. Ages 6 and up, indoor arena for year round riding

We are dedicated to the sport of Dressage, and our trainers and clients compete regularly in USDF sanctioned shows, MDA and ADA events. We are a full service facility and can assist you with all of your needs. We work with each of our clients to provide them with the ideal situation for each of their horses. If you're a beginner, don't be shy, there is no time like the present to get started! If you are looking for a program to keep you and your FEI competition horse in top form, we are the place to be and have many clients that trust us with keeping them not only prepared, but successful in the show ring. We also have horses for lease and lessons that range from beginner to FEI mounts!! We have a fantastic team of world class farriers, veterinarians, massage therapists, acupuncturists, and more, who work with us each month to make sure your equine partner has everything it needs to give you it's highest level of performance. Our farm boasts an indoor and outdoor arena, mile long track behind the property that has hills, wash racks, huge green turnouts, round the clock supervision, and a fabulous team of professionals. Please inquire via email or phone. Looking forward to working with you and reaching all of your goals!... See More

Very friendly, super helpful. Must provide own horse. Very flexible and cheap. Can work with problem horses on own time and can help break bad habits. Good with children and people in general. CALL HER!!!

Under the watchful supervision of Master Trainer and Devon Grand Prix winner, Polly Howard, and Chief Trainer and professional rider Meg Howard, students at Fox Meadow Farm benefit from many decades of professional riding and show experience.

Participation in the group boarder lesson is encouraged where riders train with and observe some of the countries leading riders and horses. Known for its top equitation riders, the Howard's emphasize correct rider position and form. Training can be rigorous, however, always carried out in the most caring and supportive professional environment. The results speak for themselves, as the Howard's have proven that "disciplined fun produces success."... See More

Most training is focused around the stock breeds of horses such as the Quarter Horse, Paint or Appaloosa, but all are welcome. Levels of riding lessons offered range from beginner rider who has never shown, to the advanced showman looking to sharpen up in areas of disciplines suck as Showmanship, English on the flat as well as over fences, Western Pleasure and Horsemanship, Trail and even Gymkhana, Reining or just pleasure riding out on the trails.

Focus is put on not only helping the rider develop their skills in horseback riding, but also developing a better connection with their equine partner as well as developing responsibility, knowledge of the horse and many other areas.... See More