Horseback riding isn't about strength, but balance and feel. With us, you start on the lunge, learn to sit and sense every gait — and before you know it, you're riding on your own. For children from six years old and adults who finally have the time.
We don't rush. Everyone goes at their own pace, but the path is the same — first seat and balance, then control, finally freedom in the saddle. Always under the instructor's eye.
You'll get to know the horse, learn to groom, saddle, and handle it safely. Trust begins on the ground.
The horse moves on a long rein around the instructor; you focus only on your seat and balance. No holding on with your hands.
You take the reins and legs. You learn to ask for forward, halt, and turn in all gaits.
Walk, trot, canter — each has a different rhythm you must learn to sit without disturbing.
You ride in the arena without the lunge, plan your path, and head out on your first trail ride.
The horse moves in four basic gaits, each with its own beat. Learning to sit that rhythm — that's the whole art of riding.
Calm, regular gait. Four hooves fall in sequence — you hear four beats. Every beginner learns here.
Brisk, bouncy rhythm. Hooves fall in pairs. The rider rises slightly in the saddle — posting trot.
A rocking, three-beat gait. The most comfortable once you 'sit' it. The horse moves like a wave.
The fastest gait in full action. You won't see it in the arena — it belongs in the field and on the racetrack.
From the first lesson to boarding your own horse. Choose according to how far you want to go.
Individual instruction on the lunge and in the saddle, at a pace that suits you. Equipment provided.
For advanced riders — improving seat, precision of aids, basics of jumping under trainer guidance.
A ride through autumn forests and summer fields for those who sit securely. In groups or alone.
Ponies and big horses, games, animal care, and riding. Day camps during holidays.
Stalls and year-round pasture, feeding, turnout, and care. For your own horse in good hands.
One lesson to try it out — to see if the horse is for you. Ideal gift.
We're not a large sports facility. We're a small family stable just outside Prague, where every horse has a name, its own stall, and plenty of pasture. We teach classically, patiently, and with respect for both horse and rider.
Our horses are chosen for teaching — calm, reliable, and accustomed to beginners. With us, you won't be afraid, even if you're in the saddle for the first time.
On a lead line with a pony from as young as four, independent training on the lunge usually from six. Always according to the child's nature and willingness.
No. For the first lessons, we lend a helmet and everything needed. Just sturdy shoes with a heel and comfortable trousers.
Ideally once a week — the horse and your body get used to regularity. After a few lessons, you'll feel how quickly progress comes.
You'll manage. Riding builds strength gradually, and the lunge lets you focus only on your seat. You set the pace yourself.
Yes, we offer stalls and pasture boarding with feeding and care. Get in touch — we'll discuss capacity and conditions in advance.
Yes, for a trial ride and for a series of lessons. A great gift for anyone who wishes to be with horses.
Write to us who wants to learn (age and experience) and when it suits you. We'll arrange the first lesson and tell you what to bring.