TCE Offers: Private and Group Lessons, 30-60 Day Starting, Training Rides, and Showing Experience
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TCE dominated TurnCrest today against some stiff competition.
Our team took home 2nds, 3rds, and 4ths in several divisions.
Lessons were learned for both horses and riders, we can’t wait for the next show.
Catch us at Stonegate July 28-30th 🥇
Shelby and Bandit getting their game faces on for TurnCrest this weekend 🔥
Come support our TCE family!
Meet Our Herd:
the goofiest of our lesson horses, hick never fails to keep us on our toes or entertained.
standing about as tall as a giant, hick’s favorite activity is trail riding or playing with his brother LJ.
hick has grown so much in our time with him already, we can’t wait to see where his future takes him 🤩🤩
TCE hosted our first fun show this past weekend. A good time was had by all- stay tuned for dates on our next one!
Group lessons are good for the soul, especially with your sibling 🤩
“Every horse… at least once… deserves to be loved by a little girl”
Come get your dose of horse therapy in with us, message us today for summer pricing ☀️😎
Tuesdays are for group lessons 😍
Mackenzie & Maggie enjoyed playing a bit of musical horses today (:
We hope everyone has been enjoying the spring weather as much as we have.
When the weather is warm enough, we love to take trail rides. Riding on trails is a great way to desensitize your horse while enjoying a relaxing view 🌿
Are you looking for a reasonably cost summer activity for yourself or your child?
TCE has limited openings for our summer lesson season. Riders will build strength, confidence, and create memories to last a lifetime with our herd. Our hands on team and individualized instruction allows for an intimate experience for every client, no matter the age and experience level.
Any riders that join in May will enjoy 10.00 off their evaluation fee, come join us ☀️
Allison and Fedora spent some time with Cait this week working on flying lead changes.
Flying lead changes are when the horse changes leads at the canter in the air between two strides. Flying lead changes are super beneficial for balancing your horse, as horses are generally more comfortable being on the correct lead. Additionally, they can make or break the quality of your upcoming jumps.
“the wind of heaven is that which blows between horses ears” 🌾
our herd has been enjoying the nice weather we’ve had this week
Ever seen a horse yawn?
When horses yawn, it is often times a calming signal & is seen as a sign of relaxation or submission.
Hick let out a biiiigggg yawn after a long training workout 🐴
We’d love to welcome Easton to our program!!
Easton & Babycakes spent time riding away those Monday blues yesterday in lessons 💙
We practiced catching, leading, and worked on simple halts. Can’t wait to see this cowboy grow!
Dora hugs are the best hugs 😍
Come get your horse fix in with us, we are accepting new riders for the spring season 🌱🌸
Sienna and Allison worked with Fedora in their semi- private this week. Fedora is new to us, so this required Allison and Sienna to practice team work and communication while they took turns lunging each other. Super proud of these girls & Fedora 🔥
Fedora has been settling in nicely in her new home, getting used to the lesson horse lifestyle & a training routine. This mare is an absolute powerhouse and we are excited to see how far she can take her riders. 🐴🦋
We said goodbye to Prince today as he left for his new home, and boy will he be missed. Thank you to all the students who have loved on him ♥️
“In learning you will teach, and in teaching you will learn”
New to our program, James and Sly spent time learning the basics of horse behavior this week & developing rapport with Cait.
Are you looking for an affordable yet enriching experience for yourself or your child? Twin Cities Equestrians still has several openings for those looking to start a new hobby or get back into the saddle.
Offering both english and western lessons, our instructors strive to foster an environment of inclusivity and acceptance for all ages and experience levels.
For folks looking for an experience with horses, our “Intro To Horses” class takes riders through the basics of horse behavior, care, grooming, and ends with a pony ride.
We also have a referral program… Refer someone to us and receive free lessons 😍
We’d love to welcome Amanda to the TCE Team! Amanda and Hick worked on control in the trot and establishing a good “two-point”.
We still have openings, message us today!
Mr Sparkles is ready to fly with his students this week 🚀
We’d like to welcome Talys to the Twin Cities Equestrian family 🎉🥳
Talys and Chey worked on mastering halts & learning how to use their seat in lessons tonight.
Our jump school tonight was 🔥🔥
We’re getting ready and practicing hard for spring show season 🥇
Come get your cowgirl on with us!
Cheyanne and Charlotte have been working hard in lessons with Destiny to get comfortable in the walk and trot and gain confidence .
Charlotte and Cheyanne are both new to working together, love trotting around the round pen ♥️
Raileyn and Cait worked on walk/halt/backing transitions this evening in lessons.
Benefits to practicing backing up with your horse:
- Asking your horse to back up works to help develop their haunches
-Backing helps to establish boundaries between you and your equine
-Improves overall strength & collection in your horse
Lesson with us!
Babycakes’s favorite time of the day is treat time!
Can you guess Babycakes’s favorite treat?
🥕 or 🍎 ?
Comment below!
Come Fly with us!
We have two Monday evening slots open for weekly or bi-weekly english riders 💖
Message us to learn more
Prince and Lydia getting in the zone before their lesson.
This pair has been working together for about two months and it’s been so rewarding to watch the progress they’ve made 🥇
Prince is looking for his next lesson kid to troop through the winter / spring 💐
We are proud to announce that Prince will be available for a two-day a week program lease beginning in Feb.
This gelding truly has it all. Total puppy dog personality, in an active training program, work ethic, heart of gold.
**This is my personal mount & as a result leaser MUST be taking weekly lessons with Cait.
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Circle Pines, MN
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Shelby and Bandit getting their game faces on for TurnCrest this weekend 🔥 Come support our TCE family!
Tuesdays are for group lessons 😍 Mackenzie & Maggie enjoyed playing a bit of musical horses today (:
Allison and Fedora spent some time with Cait this week working on flying lead changes. Flying lead changes are when the horse changes leads at the canter in the air between two strides. Flying lead changes are super beneficial for balancing your horse, as horses are generally more comfortable being on the correct lead. Additionally, they can make or break the quality of your upcoming jumps.
Ever seen a horse yawn? When horses yawn, it is often times a calming signal & is seen as a sign of relaxation or submission. Hick let out a biiiigggg yawn after a long training workout 🐴
We’d love to welcome Easton to our program!! Easton & Babycakes spent time riding away those Monday blues yesterday in lessons 💙 We practiced catching, leading, and worked on simple halts. Can’t wait to see this cowboy grow!
Sienna and Allison worked with Fedora in their semi- private this week. Fedora is new to us, so this required Allison and Sienna to practice team work and communication while they took turns lunging each other. Super proud of these girls & Fedora 🔥
Fedora has been settling in nicely in her new home, getting used to the lesson horse lifestyle & a training routine. This mare is an absolute powerhouse and we are excited to see how far she can take her riders. 🐴🦋
We’d love to welcome Amanda to the TCE Team! Amanda and Hick worked on control in the trot and establishing a good “two-point”. We still have openings, message us today!
Our jump school tonight was 🔥🔥 We’re getting ready and practicing hard for spring show season 🥇
Raileyn and Cait worked on walk/halt/backing transitions this evening in lessons. Benefits to practicing backing up with your horse: - Asking your horse to back up works to help develop their haunches -Backing helps to establish boundaries between you and your equine -Improves overall strength & collection in your horse Lesson with us!
Babycakes’s favorite time of the day is treat time! Can you guess Babycakes’s favorite treat? 🥕 or 🍎 ? Comment below!
Prince and Lydia getting in the zone before their lesson. This pair has been working together for about two months and it’s been so rewarding to watch the progress they’ve made 🥇
Elise and Babycakes nailed the sitting trot in their bareback lesson today. Bareback lessons allow riders to work on their seat and balance at whatever gait they chose to ride at. This was the first time the pair has worked together, and they did so well 🎉
Sienna & Cakers bouncing around last week! No doubt Cakers loves to jump, and Sienna is right there with her. We can’t wait to watch them take over the show ring together 👏🏽👏🏽
Maggie & Hick worked on establishing control in trot to center transitions on the lunge line in their ground lesson with Cait today. They’re looking good 🤩 Get your horse fix in with us, message us to learn more.
Let’s talk about cooling out your horse… Cooling out your horse after a ride is essential for many reasons: - It helps you and your horse unwind, especially if a lot was accomplished in the ride mentally and physically. - It allows muscles to relax and breathing to turn to normal. - It allows heat to dissipate so body temperature can return back to normal. We recommend a cool out walk of ten to twenty minutes, based on your horses breathing and temperature ❄️ *Piper and Lela pictured
Nothing better than Honey snuggles 🍯 Honey is in foal and is due soon, so she’s been enjoying the stall life 😎 *Trainer Destiny and Honey pictured
Kylie and Cheyanne got used to each other and our new arena tonight. While Cheyanne might be in her late 20’s, don’t let that fool you, she loves to move! Come make memories with us. ♥️
Sienna & Siren worked on flying lead changes with Trainer Cait today. Making a plan before you ask for the lead change and timing your cues are important when trying to perform this skill. We love seeing riders accomplish their goals, way to go guys! ❤️🔥
Our trainers checked out the new digs today and boy is it impressive! We are so excited to be taking this next step on our journey and are grateful for all the families supporting us. We still have OPEN spots for english and western lessons beginning in January and February. Message us today to learn more 🐴
