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Jesse
21 Ratings
11 Reviews
· 6 years ago
Loved it..went after it had rained so trail was muddy other than that didn't have a problem with the horses. Will be going again when it's a little warmer.
Colchester Equines, Mineral
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Is this your business?About Colchester Equines
No matter how young or green the equestrians, the instructors at Colchester Equines can shape them into seasoned riders. Their horseback-riding lessons kick off with a 90-minute intro for beginners, which teaches the basics of whatever style the student prefers: hunter/jumper, English, or Western. After they feel more comfortable, they can taken a guided trail ride at nearby Lake Anna State Park.
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Melody
2 Ratings
1 Reviews
· 10 years ago
Excellent riding instructor! The horses are sweet and my daughter learned a lot in just one day.
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jen
1 Ratings
1 Reviews
· 10 years ago
It was great my daughter loved it and learnedso much just on her first lesson and has not stopped talking about it. She can not wait to go back.
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andre
1 Ratings
1 Reviews
· 6 years ago
Great had fun weather was terrible will go back in spring.
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Jamie
3 Ratings
3 Reviews
· 6 years ago
Beautiful horses and trail, unfortunately we went on a drizzling day so everything was pretty muddy. Were hoping they had ponies for our smaller children, but they didnt at the time. They were nice enough to walk the trail and hold the harness of our young ones bridle.