New Hope Stables
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| Hertford N.C. |
| New Hope Stables Presents Inter County Saddle Club OPEN HORSE SHOW Shows held at Meyler Farms |
| 2008 Beach Ride Photo's |
| Carla Thornton Bundy 617 New Hope Rd Hertford, NC 27944 252-312-9994 cbundy@inteliport.com |
| We specialize in that special bond between horses and kids in a safe and fun way. |
| Teaching proper horsemanship not only prepares our students for horse ownership, but also teaches the life lessons of hard work, responsibility and the importance of caring for animals. |
| We are a family owned and operated facility offering affordable Western, Hunt Seat, Jumping, and Basic Dressage riding lessons with an emphasis on communication and horse care. Riders of all ages and riding ability are welcome. We want your horse experiences to be fun yet educational. New Hope Stables is a place where everyone is treated like family. 24 years experience. |
| Specialize in promoting confidence and control in a humane manner, bringing horse and rider into harmony and on the path to correct riding. Also enjoy clients who lack confidence or have fear issues, beginners, and those with disabilities. Safety, classic equitation, and having a rider proceed at his/her own comfortable pace are my teaching philosophies. |
| There are many benefits of horse back riding lessons for kids. Exercise, motivation, focus, and imagination allow children to grow into fit, responsible, happy and well adjusted adults. |
| Parents are always looking for a way to get the kids away from the TV and the computer and add healthy activity to a child's life. Horse back riding lessons for kids is the perfect solution!! Riding horses is both good physical exercise and fun. It gets kids outdoors in the fresh air and teaches respect for nature..Horse back riding improves balance and coordination. As a child progresses in their skills they develop confidence and a sense of freedom. |
| Our students at New Hope Stables have the opportunity to show in local and state shows. Riders will be allowed to show once they have mastered the skills necessary to safely compete at their current riding level. |
