Horseback Riding in Wartburg, Tennessee (Morgan County)

CHA certified instructr with 30yrs exp..12 acres of pasture 12x24 stalls full board icludes fed 2x per day and hay provided,with hot and cold showers for horse & rider. Brand new Barn equipt with new stall grid system , Barn will NEVER smell! only 5 miles from I-75 trails to ride on... See More

I am a CHA certified instructor. I was formerly Equestrian Director for a private school for 4 years and hands on experience with children with learning disabilities, similar to Hippo therapy.. I am also a 20 year in a row NBHA WORLD QUALIFIER for barrel racing. I teach Barrel Racing and pole bending.. Most all speed events.. call today to get started.... See More

Tri-State Therapeutic Riding Center provides equestrian education to individuals with disabilities. All lessons are taught by Narha certifide instructors and we offer a range of services for all ages. Wonderful family atmosphere and we are always welcoming new riders!... See More

Amy Vanner is the head instructor with over 25 years of experience with a deep passion for teaching and a wealth of knowledge across multiple disciplines. She holds multiple instructor certifications and is also an NLP practitioner and has studied sports psychology. Her knowledge & teaching methods have been endorsed by a former US Olympic coach (see photo) As a certified instructor and biomechanics expert, Amy offers an unparalleled understanding of hunter/jumper, eventing, and dressage riding. Her extensive background allows her to teach riders of all levels, whether they’re looking to compete at a high level or simply improve their skills in a safe, controlled environment.

Amy’s expertise in biomechanics sets her apart—she doesn’t just teach how to ride, but focuses on the rider’s position, balance, and effective communication with the horse. This helps prevent bad habits and ensures long-term success. Her approach is individualized, adjusting each lesson to meet the rider’s needs and goals while building confidence and technical ability.

From introducing beginners to their first ride to coaching competitive riders in the complexities of dressage movements or eventing courses, Amy’s ability to break down complex techniques into achievable steps is one of her many strengths. Riders who work with Amy leave every lesson feeling more empowered, equipped, and excited to continue their journey in the equestrian world.

Her experience, dedication to the biomechanics of riding, and commitment to safe, effective horsemanship make Amy Vanner the best instructor to guide you toward success in any discipline. Contact us today to schedule an introductory lesson.... See More

Located just outside of Chattanooga, Hixson Therapeutic Riding Program is a non-profit organization that was started in 2009. At HTRP, we offer a variety of services and strive to create a close-knit community that fosters a fun and safe learning environment. We offer several lesson options for riders of all levels including therapy. We have discovered that through a relationship with horses, students discover skills such as commitment, hard work, leadership, confidence and awareness as well as harmony, balance, courage, and accomplishment. Horses offer us the ability to look inside ourselves and experience a whole new level of being. HTRP encourages you to come out and discover the power these magnificent animals hold.... See More

We are lcoated in a picturesque setting in Hixson, TN, near Chattanooga with 35 acres of riding land. Once your riding ability increases, we ride to the Chickamauga creek and see a variety of wildlife. You will learn how to negotiate streams, logs and hills.

We begin lessons at 5 years of age with a 45 minute lesson. Students 10 and older receive an hour and 15 minutes of instruction. Two instructors will ride will each lesson. We also offer lessons for special needs students. Lessons will be structured according to each person’s experience and goals. All lessons are by appointment.

We also do pony rides for children under 5 and Birthday Parties. Students not only learn how to ride, but how to take care of a horse. Some of the things that you will learn are:

Grooming
Saddling
Halter and bridling
Correct sitting and balance
Bareback riding
How to negotiate logs, creeks, jumps as your level increases
Clean up after lesson... See More