We teach Beginner to Advanced Dressage as well as Hunt Seat and Western Pleasure.

- All lessons are an hour. 
    - All beginner lessons are a half hour on the ground learning how to groom and tack.
    - The second half hour is on the lunge line.

Tara Hynes is available for lessons 7 days a week for all levels and diciplines. Tara has trained and shown tons of horses through the levels of dressage as well as hunter/jumpers, western, team penning, and  many other diciplines.  Tara has won many awards and has been recognized by the ESDCTA - USDF - USAE - and many other equestrian organizations for her outstanding achievments. Tara has been training horses for over 12yrs and absolutly LOVES to teach.  Please feel free to call her at 908-907-6401 to start your riding lessons today! 

Uperlevel Dressage lessons are also available with USDF "S" Judge and FEI rider and trainer Barbara Ebner.

Barbara is herself an accomplished rider and competitor as she is: A United States Dressage Federation (USDF) Bronze & Silver Medallist An Eastern States Dressage Combined Training Association (ESDCTA) Gold Medallist A USDF Champion in every level from 1st Level to Intermediare II on a Trakehner called REPLAY. She has also won numerous USDF Championships on several other horse she has trained.

Her list of accomplishments extends to her students as well, since most have won major year-end championships in USDF, ESDCTA, and ECRDA (East Coast Regional Dressage Association).

Barbara Ebner had been trained under the tutelage of Major Dezo Siligyi (trainer of the Hungarian Olympic team) and Hector Carmona (trainer of the Chilean Team). Most recently, for the past 12 years, Barbara has been a student of Anne Gribbons, who also has a long list of credentials. Anne Gribbons is a Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) “C” Judge and a Silver Medallist for the Pan-am Games and a trainer of 12 Grand Prix Horses including METALLIC who was Robert Dover’s Olympic Mount in the 1996 games.

Barbara encourages dressage lessons both for boarders at the farm and those wanting to bring their horses in from other sites for instruction.