
Welcome!
We ride year-round. You can start any time.


Pony Pals
Make memories with your child - Stay by your child’s side as they explore, ride and play.
Pony Pals is perfect for littles ages 2-8 that want an introduction to horse care and riding.
30 minute adventures include hands-on activities & a riding game.
No weekly commitment. Sign up as you go or purchase a Pony Pals monthly pass.

Pony Tales Reading ClubbSummer Dates TBA
Please check back July 1st.

Learn
You and your child will learn about horses with hands-on activities. When signing up, choose a new topic or repeat one you love.

Explore
Explore the sights, sound and textures of a horse farm.

Play
Pony Pals build confidence through play and interacting with animals!

Ride
Create amazing memories alongside your child.
FAQs
Is my child old enough to ride?
Pony Pal Adventures are for animal lovers 2-8 years of age. All children must be accompanied by an adult that will participate alongside them. Adults must be over the age of 18 or the legal guardian of the child. Adults participants must be able to physically lift, carry or move the child if needed, walk and remain standing for 1 hour if needed, and communicate clearly with all volunteers and staff members of Trinity Farm.
My child has never ridden before...
Pony Pals is an great first experience into the world of horses. We'll spend time learning how to have fun and be safe around the farm. If you or your rider is nervous we'll take things at your pace and help you feel comfortable.
Our instructors have decades of experience introducing children to horses and just as importantly our horses & ponies have been specially selected as calm caring teachers as well.
Special Needs
If you child has a medical diagnosis or support needs, please contact us prior to registration so we can chat about creating the best experience.
What should we wear?
Adults and children need to wear long pants and closed toed/heel shoes. If you arrive at the farm with flip flops, crocs or shorts for example we will have to turn you away. No refund will be issued for inpropper dress.
We can provide a helmet.
If you would like to purchase boots or a helmet. Please consider...
Things to consider...
~Helmets and boots are safety gear not fashion. Helmets must fit to do their job. Do not buy used helmets.
~Do not let your rider wear their new items before your instructor checks them over. You and your rider will be so sad if you need to make a return.
Just for Girls?
That's silly. Horses are for everyone!
Registration
How It Works
1Print
Print and complete waiver forms for each adult and child.
2Sign-up Online
Use our online store to pick your Pony Pal adventure.
3Enjoy!
Arrive at the farm dressed, waiver in hand, ready to meet the horses.
Welcome

Waiver Forms
Please bring 1 set of forms for each child and adult.
Release of Liability & Authorization of Emergency Med.

Long pants and closed toed shoes are a must for time at the farm. If you arrive at the farm with open toed shoes or not wearing pants we will have to turn you away. No refund will be issued for inpropper dress.
If you are looking for specific for ideas, ask your instructor to mark the following shopping list for you to take to the tack store for easy stress free shopping.
Things to consider...
~Helmets and boots are safety gear not fashion, they must fit to do their job. Do not buy used helmets.
~Do not let your rider wear their new items before your instructor checks them over. You and your rider will be so sad if you need to make a return.

What's the difference?
Isn't it all the same thing?
Eventing?
Dressage?
English?
Western?
Polo?
Where do the racehorses fit in???
There are a lot of equestrian sports and disciplines of riding. If we started with the trunk of the tree as a drawing of all the riding sports we could draw many layers of branches that are related, to the trunk but individually they each have long interesting histories that span thousands of years and the entire globe.
Very simply, if you hear "Western" think cowboys and "English" think foxhunting. It should help spark some imagery and help start you off in the right direction.
Trinity Farm teaches English riding lessons. (Specifically Eventing.)
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