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by Spring Down Equestrian Center 4.2 (22 reviews)

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Spring Break Horsemanship Camp by Spring Down Equestrian Center in Portola Valley, CA

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Spring Down Equestrian Center725 Portola Road, Portola Valley, CA 94028-7205650.851.1114

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Spring Down Equestrian Center725 Portola Road, Portola Valley, CA 94028-7205650.851.1114

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Spring Down Spring Horsemanship Camps will introduce you to the wonderful world of horses - or increase your knowledge of riding and horsemanship if you currently are taking lessons!

Ages 6 and up....everyone is welcome to come and learn about the wonderful world of horses from the hoof up!

Spend an intensive and fun one or two week session with one of our 40 well trained school horses! Learn how to ride or improve your horsemanship skills during our program. Riders are grouped according to experience, but no experience is needed to attend our camps. Our knowledgeable instructors and helpers will teach you all about horses working in small, interactive groups to give you hands on experience with your horse. You will spend lots of time working around the horses and understanding how they think and feel.

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April 14, 2019 - Angela Mongillo

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Our 10 -year old granddaughter thoroughly enjoyed her week horsemanship camp. The small group (4 girls, ages 9 to 11) allowed a lot of interaction with campers and staff. All of whom were very friendly. Each girl had a private 30-minute lesson. Other times were spent grooming the horses, playing with the barn cats, and horse related artwork .

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Would you please give some more specifics, websites or brands about what kind of riding equipment to get? (Spring Break Horsemanship Camp) -

asked on Feb 12, 2021

Feb 13, 2021 - Jenna Lose

You can go to Statelinetack.com or Amazon. It needs to be a certified riding helmet, as for boots I would recommend paddock boots, and the gloves can be any kind of glove that covers the fingers. No open finger gloves -

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