INSPIRING CONFIDENCE IN BOTH HORSE &
RIDER


Texas Equine Education & Horsemanship provides foundational horsemanship lessons for riders ages two and up, starting from the ground and progressing to the saddle. Our goal is to help students build confidence on a variety of horses in both English and Western disciplines, equipping them with the versatility to advance into any riding style.
The Texas Equine Industry Readiness Program is essentially an internship, which is a great stepping stone into the equine industry. The skills acquired help participants experience different aspects of the industry to help narrow down their job search. Interns get real-world experience handling horses, interacting with other equine professionals, and the required day-to-day care. In addition to hands-on experience, interns also gain confidence, self-awareness, time management skills, efficiency, and problem-solving skills.



The Reading Rein is a fun, free, and inspiring reading challenge for young horse lovers ages 2-16 around the world! Whether you're a beginner reader or a seasoned bookworm, this program lets you explore any horse-themed book, share your thoughts, and celebrate your success with special prizes from Texas Equine.










Take the reins of your horsemanship journey—sign up for our exciting online horse shows and showcase your skills from anywhere! Our online showcase is a fun and convenient way to test your equestrian skills. Join us for some friendly competition and the chance to earn exciting awards.


Horse & Rider Showcase

We provide an environment where veterans, military members, first responders and their families can come together to facilitate healing and build and strengthen relationships through equine interaction and outdoor activities in a peaceful farm setting. Contact us today to come out for a discounted lesson.

Horseback riding carries a higher injury rate per hour of exposure than downhill ski racing, football, hang-gliding and motorcycle racing. Medical Examiner reports show that 60% or more of horse-related deaths are caused by head injuries. Helmets can reduce this possibility by 70-80%.



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