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ALTER Farm & LIFE School offers a range of riding lessons that include Hunter/Jumper, Dressage, Eventing, Equitation, Barrels, Reining, Roping, Sorting, and Penning. The program also offers short term training, short term boarding, and short term lay-up and rehab, and families can either bring their own horse or use one of the schooling horses. The LIFE Equestrian Academy at ALTER Farm welcomes special needs and challenges, and guest visits and tours are available by appointment only.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: LIFE Farm School class times are listed on the program’s other pages
• Price: $85/hour for private lessons; $65/hour for semi-private lessons; $100/hour for competition of any kind and cross country schooling coaching; $120+ for special needs (case by case basis, this is an average); lease horses available starting at $400/month for an all inclusive lease
Owner/Instructor/Trainer/Manager Britnee Mantis leads the program and barn staff. The program’s vet staff includes Dr. Friedman, who provides equine, chiropractic, acupuncture, and small animal care, and the farrier is Tory Olsen. The mission statement emphasizes a positive, healing, productive, and kind atmosphere, with mutual respect, balance, and caring energy between horse and rider, and states that the facility is all-inclusive and that special needs and challenges are welcome. The organization is a registered 501c3 in the State of Washington as of 2021.
Last updated June 13, 2026.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Schedule: LIFE Farm School class times are listed on the program’s other pages
• Price: $85/hour for private lessons; $65/hour for semi-private lessons; $100/hour for competition of any kind and cross country schooling coaching; $120+ for special needs (case by case basis, this is an average); lease horses available starting at $400/month for an all inclusive lease
Owner/Instructor/Trainer/Manager Britnee Mantis leads the program and barn staff. The program’s vet staff includes Dr. Friedman, who provides equine, chiropractic, acupuncture, and small animal care, and the farrier is Tory Olsen. The mission statement emphasizes a positive, healing, productive, and kind atmosphere, with mutual respect, balance, and caring energy between horse and rider, and states that the facility is all-inclusive and that special needs and challenges are welcome. The organization is a registered 501c3 in the State of Washington as of 2021.
Last updated June 13, 2026.
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