Fall Weekend Horse Camp Filling Fast!
Summer or Fall, Horse Camp at Trinity Farm is Great Fun!
Our very popular weekend horse camp is filling up. If you have not turned in a reservation form and a deposit your place is not yet guaranteed. Make sure to do this asap!! October 22nd & 23rd will be here before you know it! To guarantee your spot, download the Fall Horse Camp Reservation form, fill it out, and email it back to us.
We require reservation forms this year so that we can keep proper track of the number of campers that register. Learn More About Fall Horse Camp.
Hannah and Butch are getting ready for the 2011 All American Horse Classic Horse Show.
BIG NEWS: the All American Horse Classic Horse Show is September 6th thru the 10th at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.
Our own Hannah (two time UPHA Challenge Cup top 10 finalist) and her show horse Butch (I’m Big-N-Rich) will be competing on Wednesday and Friday mornings. They are a blast to watch!
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All American Horse Classic Horse Show Schedule
Academy Horse Show Winter Season is Coming…
Our 2011 UPHA Academy Winter Tournament High Point Winners!
The UPHA Academy Winter Tournament horse shows start on November 5th at Hartmeyers in Muncie, with shows running through June of 2012. We will be participating in all of these shows. If you are interested in participating as an academy rider, please make sure you discuss the participation requirements with Mary Lynn.
Showing is fun, builds confidence, develops skills outside the riding ring or trail and develops friendships in this sport that can last a life time. It is also competitive, can be both exciting and disappointing and requires commitment to practice, practice, practice. Read More
We will be conducting a search for additional instructor help to make more riding times available, and to fill schedule slots now that our summer helpers have headed back to class. We can use your help in this process. We will be looking for candidates that are a good match for our facility, with a personality and temperament that is in keeping with our farm family. Learn More
Wear Proper Dress at Riding Lessons for Efficiency and Safety
Proper Dress Code for Riding Lessons
We are always try to be flexible with new riders to give them time to get established and find out if this is the right fit for them before they invest in riding clothes.
If you have recently started riding lessons at Trinity Farms, and decided that this is the place for you, please start looking to purchase proper riding attire – kentucky jod pants (or jod pants) and jod boots or paddock boots. This is not an arbitrary decision; as in other sports, proper riding apparel and equipment is designed to provide efficiency and protection for the rider. Learn More
Updated information about proper dress for riding lessons (PDF opens in new window)
Winter is Coming to Indiana! Will You be Ready to Ride?
Yes, we know it’s early, but we want to head off and clarify any questions about our riding lessons through the winter. We do teach in all seasons , but, of course, respect that some days are appropriate to bend to Mother Nature’s will. Read more about how to prepare and dress for outdoor exercise during the winter.
Our Show News
4th UPHA Academy Winter Tournament High Point Results
Trinity Farm riders improved, excelled, and most importantly had FUN this winter tournament season. They braved the winter elements from November thru March to participate in the UPHA Chapter 11 Academy Winter Tournaments. More information
That is about it for now. As always, we want to thank you for being a part of what makes our farm a family facility. If we can help iron your way through anything new, please don’t hesitate to contact us and ask. See you at lessons!
