Horseback Riding in Naperville, Illinois (Dupage County)

Brighton Farm is a beautiful hunter/jumper training facility with a riding lesson program focused on safety and riding skill development. We produce riders, not passengers! In addition, we train show hunter/jumpers at all levels. We also have classroom horsemanship classes available whether you own a horse or not. Your horse is our no.1 priority if you board with us. We are open seven days a week.... See More

Jes Skudlarek, owner of Livin' A Dream Farm runs an inviting training program for new riders as well as accomplished equestrians. As a Bronze Medal dressage rider and an International Level Eventer, her teaching style focuses on building a foundation in the saddle that allows a rider to excel in any discipline they pursue. "Horses have always been my life and will forever be." The kids program includes riders as young as 6 years old. Lessons are private one on one instruction allowing for students to develop at their own pace. Adult lessons can be private or semi-private including people new to the sport, those returning or accomplished riders looking to continue their journey and learn something new. In addition, Livin' A Dream Farm has a training program for young horses or horses that may need further development physically after an injury or confidence issues. As a trainer, Jes has had many successes with Thoroughbreds straight off the track, naughty ponies as well as the development of young horses for both dressage and eventing careers. Jes has trained with many elite equestrians and brings an elevated level of knowledge to her program. As a boutique training facility, you will enjoy the personal attention to your goals and dreams! Check us out -- Introduction lesson packages available... See More

Family owned and operated training facility. Wonderful lesson horses safe for beginner through advanced in Dressage and Hunter/Jumper. Classically balanced riding approach. School horses available to students wanting to be on show team.

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