Horseback Riding in Silverton, Oregon (Marion County)

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Iron Horse strives to teach every student confidence through safe handling, proper care and riding in partnership with our beloved horses. Horsemanship and respect of the horses are just as important to as the riding part of our lessons. We wish our students to be life-long learners and to teach them how to teach themselves. Adria is our main instructor and has been teaching since 2004 and has been managing horse care and several programs since 2002. Our school horses are sweet, gentle natured horses that have a kind eye and patience to help teach every student to be their best. Please contact us directly to receive information about lessons!... See More

We focus on a life with horses in a holistic way. You or your child will not only learn to ride, but learn to care for and be responsible for your horses well being.
As you progress you can decide where you would like to take your riding. We specialize in confidence building, anxiety relief, fitness as well as many other positive aspects of working with horses.
My background is in 3 day eventing, dressage and show jumping. I focus on biomechanics, relaxation and effective communication between horse and rider. Extensive experience as a show coach.... See More

Stafford Hills Equitation LLC�s primary purpose is to provide a safe and fun environment to educate beginning horseback riding students. We have a spacious 60� x 120� covered riding arena located in the Stafford Hamlet adjacent to West Linn and Lake Oswego, Oregon.... See More

Western riding and horse training lessons in a no-pressure, fun atmosphere. We are licensed and insured. Our goal is to help you learn about horses while having fun and being safe. We teach gentle horse training methods while improving your riding skills, so you will have the tools to build positive relationships with horses. We also offer our farm for parties and as a photo shoot location.... See More

Happy Trails Riding Center is dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with disabilities and special needs through horsemanship.

We are a chapter of Disabled-Sports USA, a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization and a Professional Association for Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH) Center. Please visit www.happytrailsridingcenter.org, email or call for more information.... See More

Parelli 1 Star Junior Instructor Charlie Johnson.

A NATURAL APPROACH TO HORSE TRAINING -
If you truly love horses and have an interest in natural horse training, you’ll love the Parelli method of Natural Horsemanship - a holistic approach to natural horse training based on developing a natural relationship with your horse through understanding his/her nature and understanding the world from the horse's point of view.

Based on respect, love, and understanding horse nature and psychology – the Parelli method enables anyone at any level to have fun with horses and achieve amazing results...naturally. Parelli horse training avoids using force, fear, harsh bits or mechanical training aids in favor of love, language and leadership or, said another way: relationship, communication and trustworthiness.
The Parelli method allows horse lovers at all levels and disciplines to achieve success without force, partnership without dominance, teamwork without fear, willingness without intimidation, and harmony without coercion.
I can help you establish a good relationship with our horse before getting on his back. Let me help you with your Relationship, Understanding, Communication and Trust with your horse.

The Parelli Professionals Promise guides all that we do.
 I Promise to put our relationship first and help you put the relationship with your horse first.
 I Promise to help you become well rounded in your savvy and help to prepare you for success, to read your horse and understand his Horsenality.
 I Promise to inspire and support your quest for never ending self-improvement.... See More

Westside stables home of Stimson Sport Horses is conveniently located off of HWY 99, close to Wilsonville, Sherwood, Beaverton. We have fantastic lesson program for ages 5 and up. Show quality lessons horses available. Our facilities offer a professional atmosphere in a fun and safe country setting. For more information, or to schedule a lesson or a pony party, please call Katie at (three, six, zero) six, two, four- zero, six, five, eight
***Please include your name and number in your email.**... See More

BOARDING / TRAINING / LESSONS. Come join our fun, supportive team of boarders and riders in horse country about 10 minutes from Sherwood, Newberg, and Wilsonville proper. Full care stalls available starting at $650 per month. Amenities include: indoor and outdoor arenas, onsite trail loop, timothy, alfalfa, and local hay, year-round turnout, locking tack rooms, hot/cold water wash rack, Haystack Special Blend, laundry, indoor bathroom with plumbing, heated lounge, and a 325 acre equestrian park 1.5 miles down the road, and others. One lesson per week is required to board. Additional services are available from one lesson per week up to full training, and other levels in between. Website www ironhorsera com - Contact us via the form on our site.

Lessons, Pony Club, school horses and leases may be available. Students and horses are guided in a safe, solid, and sound education with our Eventing trainers who focus on proper riding form and foundation. Dressage lessons scheduled regularly with visiting instructors as well.... See More

We are a small, 8 stall, family run boarding facility that provides exceptional, personalized care for our client's horses. Certified English instructor and trainer, Dyan Vorster, lives on site. We are located near Monroe, 20 minutes from Eugene and Corvallis.... See More

Certified Riding Master and Instructor. 50+ years experience. Riding Lessons for Intermediate and Advanced Riders. Dressage, Hunt Seat, Pleasure, Jumping.

Horse Riding Lessons for all ages and skill levels MCM Ranch is comprised of a solid, small team of instructors that share decades of experience and bring their knowledge to you in fun, relaxed, one on one rides in the country. Whether looking to get your kids riding, or finding in yourself the confidence your friends are sure to notice -
we help the most 'green' riders gain knowledge, we help the long-time riders identify and lose bad habits, we help the aspiring western gamers & barrel racers refine and improve their skills, ...and everything in between! Contact us for more information!
- Kate Mabry
- Bridget Campbell... See More

10 years experience providing strong foundations to both horse and riders of any age and skill level. Safe, fun, and positive environment. Training riders and horses for everything from pleasure and trail to jumping, dressage and showing. Everything is tailored to you and your situation so that you get the most out of it. Horses are available for riders that do not have their own and horses of any level of training are welcome for training w/ lessons included.... See More

Bringing kids and ponies together since 1998. Ponies for all occasions. We come to you. Make that day even more special by having a pony visit your guest of honor or by having our pony carousel visit your next event. Please look at our website which is full of information or call us to discuss your needs. We are help mto help make your next event a success!... See More

Vaulting combines the art of dance and gymnastics on horseback. Classes available for ages 3+. No prior experience is necessary! Please provide email address for more information.

Mara wasn’t born on a horse but was going on trail rides at 6 months of age. She had her 1st pony at 18 months and was taking a stool out to get on him by 3 years old. She showed a neighbor horse at 5 and was trail riding her own pony by then.
At 7 she started formal riding lessons with Sue Woodson, an Equitation trainer in Forest Grove. She rode all 3 seats, western, huntseat, and saddleseat, at class A Morgan shows with Sue until she was 12 when Sue retired. The next year she rode with Margie Burgette, then with Bill Fields, Diane Guick, Helen Crabtree, and Susie Parks who were all Equitation instructors. She finished out her juvenile years with Sara Plumley when they went to the Morgan Grand National and World Championship show and placed 5th in the 17 and under World Champion English Pleasure class in 1991. The following year, 1992, with Carmen Hobson, she placed 3rd-7th in Saddleseat Equitation and 7th in English Pleasure. All while giving lessons for her mother at Gene and Kathy Vandyke’s Beaver State Morgan Farm.
Lorraine Hill was a trainer at Arrowcrest Stables in Wilsonville when Mara was asked by the owner to come and ride juvenile and amateur on his Saddlebreds. She showed with them for 5 years in California, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada. After highschool she went to Wisconsin with Lorraine Hill to work as an instructor and apprentice trainer.
She spent a year as assistant trainer for Bruce Dixon and Jennifer Dixon and as 1 of 4 riding instructors at the Menlo Circus Club in Atherton, CA.
In 2003 her young Morgan stallion placed 3rd in the 3 year old Western Pleasure Stallions and Geldings class at the Morgan Grand National and World Championship show. During 2001-2003, Mara rode with Andy Marlette in Minnesota.
2004 she worked as trainer/manager for Bob Pylman and Kaye Reed of Pylman Quarter Horses and rode with Bob’s son Kurt Pylman who specialized in Roping and Reined Cow Horses.... See More