First Sunday of the Month 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Advancing students’ equine education
The Northwest Natural Horsemanship Center offers young students a path to develop a natural way of being with horses; beyond the basics. Our Wrangler Club helps advancing students refine their riding and horsemanship skills and provides a safe and fun place for children to immerse themselves in the horse world though advanced equine education, experiences and personal development.
The NWNHC Wrangler Club is intended for students who have already mastered their basic ground and riding skills. Club Members must be invited to join or pass a qualifying horsemanship test.
Here are just a few of the things Wrangler Club members experience:
Education:
- Horse anatomy and health
- Horse psychology (Prey vs. Predator)
- Care and feeding
- Tack and equipment
Industry Spotlights:
- Presentations by horse industry professionals
- Occasional field trips to businesses and equine events
- 2-day getaway adventure
Ground Skills:
- Move up to 22 & 45’ leads
- Work with the horse at liberty
- Encourage creativity and confidence to try new challenges
Riding:
- Build precision and focus while riding
- Move into saddles and be comfortable at all three basic gaits
- Participate in play days and friendly competitions
Kids Club meets the first Sunday of each month throughout the school year (starting 10/6/24).
- 30 min. classroom education
- 1.5 hrs. horsemanship instruction and play (includes grooming, ground and mounted time)
Tuition:
$100 per month
Minimum three month commitment required.