Seventh Farm

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Seventh Farm offers a variety of classes for adults & kids to experience horse riding in an environment that is fun, relaxed and all about you learning to ride and interact with horses.

02/08/2025

Happy Saturday in the sunshine!! ☀️

02/04/2025

What captures the human soul, captivates the horses heart!!💜🖤🩶🤍

02/03/2025

First there must be the love of the horse!!

New adult rider classes begin March 2025!!

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02/01/2025

01/30/2025

Perfect!!

01/29/2025

Starting 2025 with two of our riders as the cover photo for 2 different shows!!

We have opened up new riders registrations for spring. To reserve your spot fill out the Contact Us page at www.SeventhFarm.com

01/18/2025

Go 2025!!!

01/16/2025

If your dreams don’t scare you, they are not big enough!!!

01/14/2025

POV: You WIN the Hunter Derby, but forget to practice riding with a cooler!!

Big CONGRATULATIONS to our fantastic horse Red & Emily!!

01/03/2025

No kids camps!! Just adults living out their dreams!! Www.SeventhFarm.com

01/01/2025

Seventh Farm wishes all our people and horses a very Happy New Year!!

12/22/2024

Meet Sunny at Seventh Farm.

12/11/2024

Winter Mood: riding in the snow is the best!!!! SeventhFarm The McCadden Collection

12/07/2024

Winter Mood… magic is coming!!

12/05/2024

Come in the barn… it’s toasty warm and dressed for Christmas!!!🎄 special thank you to KKalista Fruchey

11/26/2024

Only you can make your dreams a reality!! Always believe in yourself!!

11/22/2024

Your body can handle most things! It’s your mind you must convince!!!

11/18/2024

More bays & chestnuts!! Komet & Pork Chop

Address

340 Glenmont Road
River Falls, WI
54022

Telephone

(612) 418-0429

Website

http://seventhfarm.com/

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Videos

Splish splash Joey’s taking a bath!🛁 #waterjump #summer #instadaily

The Bang goes to Florida!! ☀️🌴 He’s very proud of himself after jumping in his classes!! 🌟 #wecocala

The Baby goes to Florida! ☀️🌴 it’s a beautiful morning at the office! You can see the moon in the sky! The Baby is going for a morning gallop! Today he moved up a level and jumped two respectable rounds in open classes! 🌟 www.SeventhFarm.com #wecocala

The Baby goes to Florida! 🌟🌴 He has been doing flatwork, trail riding, sleeping (a lot!) and being funny 🤣. His new BFF Pork Chop has trail ridden all over the show grounds. See the beautiful ride our students get to take to the ring!! 🌟

Sunshine and green grass! 🌿☀️🌼#allthefood #oncearacehorsealwaysaracehorse #seventhfarm

When you are as fabulous and beautiful as Penny, running into the field is completely unnecessary.👸✨#princesspenny

Running out to the field to eat all the grass on a sunny day! 💚🐎🌿#ottbsofinstagram #keepingupwithseventhfarm

Cate and Bill demonstrate how to bridge the reins in one hand and adjust them for riding one-handed. Part 12 in our instructional video series.

Cate and Smitty demonstrate the proper way to pick out your horses hooves. Especially important in the spring. Part 12 in our instructional video series.

Cate and Smitty demonstrate how to properly groom your horse’s legs. This is especially important this time of year when the horses spend time outside in the mud after it rains. Part 11 in our instructional video series.

Adjusting your Reins Part 2: Cate and Charlie demonstrate a more advanced way to shorten your reins. Part 10 in our instructional video series.

Shortening Reins: Cate and Charlie demonstrate how to properly pick up your reins and drop them down on the buckle. Part 9 in our instructional video series.

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What Sets Seventh Farm Apart From Other Riding Schools?

Our focus on the adult rider

Seventh Farm offers a unique program of horse riding lessons created especially for adults that teaches you how to ride and communicate with horses in their own language. We limit enrollment to 4 students per class. Class sessions are 2-3 times longer than other riding stables. With our small groups and longer class times, we are able to provide much more personal attention to our students than other riding schools. We tailor each lesson to the individual students – to their abilities, learning styles and goals. Because of the longer class times, our students are able to settle in and focus on the work at hand in a relaxed and enjoyable manner. We are able to work through exercises and answer questions thoroughly, without having to rush or skip important details. Our longer class times allow students to spend more time riding and more time with the horses, thereby giving our students the experience they want.

Our focus on the horses

Every horse at Seventh Farm has been chosen because they bring something special to our school. In addition, each horse you will ride has been trained to be a teaching horse. When you come to the farm you will see that our horses are very happy and healthy. They receive the best care and nutrition and have plenty of free time to relax and play in the pasture. The Seventh Farm horses are happy horses who enjoy the company of people and helping beginners learn to ride. The riders at Seventh Farm get to know each horse as an individual. As riders progress they will be able to ride more challenging horses that will give them the opportunity to learn more advanced skills. You will learn as much from the Seventh Farm horses as you will from the teachers.

Our teachers

Tom and Liz are gifted instructors who specialize in teaching beginners the fundamentals of riding. They are very effective at translating proper riding position and body movement into language beginning students can understand. Tom and Liz tailor their instruction to each individual student’s learning style and physical capability. They believe that riding is a two-way communication between horse and rider. They understand what horses need and how they need to be ridden and are very good at communicating that to students. As you progress in your lessons, you too will be able to feel and understand how the horse wants to be ridden so that you become a more effective rider and your riding is more enjoyable. Tom and Liz are very passionate about horses and riding and it is their mission to share their knowledge with their students so that they reach their riding goals.

Our curriculum

Our school is not just about riding horses. A large part of what we teach is horse psychology and communication. You will learn to understand what horses are saying, why they are saying it and how to communicate back to them in their own language. In addition, you will learn about basic horse care, grooming and anatomy. You will become familiar with riding equipment and become confident in how to use it. We believe you can not be a good rider if you do not know and understand the whole horse.

Our goal

Our goal is to help students develop into effective horse people and good riders. Although the initial cost is more than some riding schools, because of our smaller class sizes, longer class times and our expertise and commitment to teaching beginners, our students develop faster and achieve success and greater happiness with their riding in less time. Seventh Farm riders develop confidence and ability quickly. They learn not only how to ride well, but also how to understand and communicate with horses. Dollar for dollar, you will get more value out of your lessons at Seventh Farm than you would at any other riding school.