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Upcoming Camps and Clinics!

Upcoming Camps and Clinics!

Spring Break camp is 4 full days of “owning your own horse”

Open to a maximum of 8 riders, ages ~8-13, who can already lead, groom, and walk a horse independently.

Each of the 4 days will include:

-An hour of riding one of our horses

-Barn chores

-Horse care

-A 30 minute walk around our private lake (horses optional)

-Games and team building that deepen horse knowledge or skills

*If you are interested in a camp for younger, or less experienced students, please also reach out and let us know!

April 6th- April 10th, 2026

White Barn in Ada, MI

Spring Break Camp

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Teen Summer Training Clinics are drop in weekly times

to learn how to care for and train horses

Open to teen riders, who can already catch, tack, and trot a horse independently.

*Riders are welcome to trailer a horse into Training Clinics or ride one of ours.

Riders are welcome to attend as many weeks as they want, no requirement to attend them all.

Each week will include:

-An hour of riding

-Learning and practicing a horse care skill (ex: supplements, sheath/teat cleaning, saddle fit, etc)

-An hour of ground work or body work (ex: lunging, massage, liberty leading, etc)

Weekly, Summer 2026

White Barn in Ada, MI

Teen Training Clinics

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Adult Summer Training Clinics are drop in weekly times

to learn how to train horses

Open to any adult who is interested in learning more about horses.

*Participants are welcome to trailer a horse into Training Clinics or work with one of ours.

The calendar of what skill will be covered each week will be released in the spring, so that participants can sign up for the specific weeks that appeal to them (whether that is one week, some, or all.)

Each week will include:

-An hour of ground work, body work, or care (ex: lunging, massage, liberty leading, saddle fit, etc).

-An hour of riding (can be opted out of, which reduces the cost). The focus of the hour will be on training, relating to the groundwork skill for that week (ex: if we are focusing on lunging as our groundwork skill, we may focus our ride on 20 meter circles at each gait, getting a soft, correct bend, etc. If we are focused on bodywork, we may focus our riding on how to relax or engage specific muscles, etc).

Weekly, Summer 2026

White Barn in Ada, MI

Adult Training Clinics

Reserve a Spot
Reserve a Spot
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