Chrissy Jackson ~ Lesson Series

Saturdays from 2pm - 8:30pm

January 24th, February 21st, March 14th, April 18th

Chrissy has been riding Hunter/Jumpers for 34 years and training horses for 24 years; Specializing in starting young horses and getting them ready to shine in the A circuit ring. She has competitively shown A circuit herself including showing at the Royal Winter Fair.

Chrissy believes in a strong flat work base and riding classically. Knowing a good rider is a good rider no matter what discipline they are in, and always able to explain things in fun, and easy way when teaching. Chrissy has also been a hunter/jumper judge for past 16yrs and passes that knowledge along in her teaching.

We are excited to announce a lesson series where riders commit to all 4 of the dates and each lesson works on building from the last. Lessons are 1.5hrs long with groups of 3 or 4. Groups would be built off of riders' & horse experience and you would have the same group for each lesson.

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Julie Fretter ~ Ranch Riding

Sunday March 29th

Julie started her riding career at the age of 5 and worked with the late Jim Durling for over 20yrs. She represented team Nova Scotia for the Canadian Heritage Championships in her youth placing gold, silver and bronze in different classes! Julie completed her western levels at the age of 14 and completed 6 intermediate specialties by the time she was 16yrs old. She also became the youngest certified Western Riding Coach in Canada in 1995 with the Canadian Equestrian Federation. In 2003 she became the reserve champion for all around amateur in the MQHA and then in 2008 became the all around champion in the Nova Scotia championships! We are very excited to have her with us and learn from all her experience and knowledge!

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Pam Esteves ~ Working Equitation

Sunday April 26th, 2026

We are excited to welcome back Pam Esteves for another fun clinic on Working Equitation, Dressage for the Fearless! Learn how to ease through obstacles and how to prepare your horse in dressage to maximize what the judges are looking for. All of the obstacles will help with putting the horses on the riders’ aids to encourage suppleness and balance.

We will be having a pot luck lunch for this clinic!

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