Basic riding course
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Basic riding course
3 one-hour lessons to get closer to man's friendly horse!
Learning about "the horse" and caring for it is an essential part of a good riding course.
That's why our lessons include the most common practices that a good rider cannot help but learn about.
The student will be guided in the practice of saddling (mounting the saddle), adjustment of bridles and straps.
The aim is to make the student independent in the preparation of the horse he or she will ride.
It is important for the student to become aware of this practice, as it will strengthen the bond of trust with the horse himself.
What does F.I.S.E. stand for? F.I.S.E. stands for "Italian Federation of Equestrian Sports."
Being an instructor qualified by F.I.S.E. means being eligible to teach equestrian sports.
Our instructors have Level III (Endurance Technician), and the qualification of "Tour Escorts".
These qualifications certify that our instructors are suitable for the various equestrian activities offered by our riding school.