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Phoenix Farm Riding Lesson Program offers horseback riding lessons that include one-hour group lessons, 45-minute semi-private lessons, and 30-minute private lessons. The program also offers training rides and, through its lease options, an independent practice ride each week for participating riders.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: One-hour group lessons, 45-minute semi-private lessons, and 30-minute private lessons
• Price: One-Hour Group Lessons: One lesson per week: $395 per month; Two lessons per week: $775 per month; Three lessons per week: $1125 per month; Non-series group lesson (one hour): $115 each. Semi-private lessons (45 minutes): $115 each on a school horse; $55 on your own or leased horse. Private Lessons (30 minutes): Single private lesson: $115 each; Multiple lessons in one week: $100 each (rate for beginning students only). Lesson series in School Horse Lease Program: 2 times per week - $1300; 3 times per week - $1560. Prices as of February 1, 2026 - subject to change. Payment is due at the first lesson of each month.
Phoenix Farm Riding Lesson Program is a family-owned hunter/jumper equestrian program with a wide range of school ponies and horses of all levels available for lessons. The program offers a School Horse Lease Program with a variety of lease options that can include one independent practice ride per week, a pro-rated monthly board fee, routine farrier and vet charges, and an option of lessons; full leases include board, 5 lessons and training rides, and one practice ride per week, with full lessees responsible for all expenses related to that horse. Lessees are responsible for paying their share of chiropractic, massage, non-routine veterinary, and supplement expenses, and there may be additional charges for horses with special shoeing needs, with all leases subject to trainer approval. Phoenix Farm currently has a waitlist for beginner lessons and is unable to offer make-up lessons due to a full schedule.
Head trainer and owner Teri Duplass has decades of experience teaching in the hunter/jumper world in the Pacific Northwest. The stated purpose of Phoenix Farm is to provide safe and enjoyable horseback riding lessons in an educational environment that encourages students to develop into complete horsemen and women, with a goal of offering quality instruction and a strong base of knowledge and ability for riders in competition or pleasure riding. Phoenix Farm focuses on helping riders become complete equestrians at all levels, from learning horsemanship skills to stepping into the show ring, and strives to create an educational, safe, and fun riding environment.
Last updated February 11, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: One-hour group lessons, 45-minute semi-private lessons, and 30-minute private lessons
• Price: One-Hour Group Lessons: One lesson per week: $395 per month; Two lessons per week: $775 per month; Three lessons per week: $1125 per month; Non-series group lesson (one hour): $115 each. Semi-private lessons (45 minutes): $115 each on a school horse; $55 on your own or leased horse. Private Lessons (30 minutes): Single private lesson: $115 each; Multiple lessons in one week: $100 each (rate for beginning students only). Lesson series in School Horse Lease Program: 2 times per week - $1300; 3 times per week - $1560. Prices as of February 1, 2026 - subject to change. Payment is due at the first lesson of each month.
Phoenix Farm Riding Lesson Program is a family-owned hunter/jumper equestrian program with a wide range of school ponies and horses of all levels available for lessons. The program offers a School Horse Lease Program with a variety of lease options that can include one independent practice ride per week, a pro-rated monthly board fee, routine farrier and vet charges, and an option of lessons; full leases include board, 5 lessons and training rides, and one practice ride per week, with full lessees responsible for all expenses related to that horse. Lessees are responsible for paying their share of chiropractic, massage, non-routine veterinary, and supplement expenses, and there may be additional charges for horses with special shoeing needs, with all leases subject to trainer approval. Phoenix Farm currently has a waitlist for beginner lessons and is unable to offer make-up lessons due to a full schedule.
Head trainer and owner Teri Duplass has decades of experience teaching in the hunter/jumper world in the Pacific Northwest. The stated purpose of Phoenix Farm is to provide safe and enjoyable horseback riding lessons in an educational environment that encourages students to develop into complete horsemen and women, with a goal of offering quality instruction and a strong base of knowledge and ability for riders in competition or pleasure riding. Phoenix Farm focuses on helping riders become complete equestrians at all levels, from learning horsemanship skills to stepping into the show ring, and strives to create an educational, safe, and fun riding environment.
Last updated February 11, 2026.
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