History
The Equestrian Center at Beverly Farm was established in 1993 as a part of our Development Training Program. Through the years the Equestrian Center has transformed to include our residents as well as the community. Equine Assisted Activities(EAA) provide a way to blend the therapeutic benefits of horsemanship into a fun and engaging activity. Whether it’s Special Olympics or summer camps, everyone has the opportunity to participate. Horses create a positive playing field that defies age, race, ability or disability.
Horses
Blaze
Red Rock
Razor
Junior
Jolene
Amelia
Lightning
Scout
Bella
Duncan
Ebony
Annie
Equine-Assisted Activities
With our equine-assisted activity sessions, participants can experience the therapeutic benefits of interacting with and being around horses.
Riding Lessons
We provide opportunities for Beverly Farm residents and members of the general public to learn how to ride. We offer English and Western riding lessons. We teach children, adults, and individuals with disabilities.
Summer Camps – $300
Come ride every day this summer! Join us at one of our summer camps at the Equestrian Center. Camps run Monday – Friday from 9 am to noon. Each day is filled with fun activities and a riding lesson.
Exceptional Equestrian Camp – $250
This camp is exclusively for those individuals with disabilities. Camps run Monday – Friday from 9 am to 11 am. Each day is filled with fun activities and a riding lesson.
Holiday Camps – $300
Come ride during your school breaks! Join us at one of our holiday camps at the Equestrian Center. Camps run Monday – Friday from 9 am to noon. Each day is filled with fun activities and a riding lesson.
Barn Buddies – $150
Young kids (4-6 yr) have the opportunity to learn about horses and riding in a group setting Saturday mornings from 10 am – 11 am for four weeks in select months.
Special Olympics – travel and show fees may apply*
We offer a Special Olympic Equestrian Team for both the Beverly Farm residents and community members. The Team offers classes in Showmanship, English, Stock Seat, and Trail.
*Community members must be actively enrolled in riding lessons for the duration of the Olympic season.
2023 Prices effective January 1, 2023. All prices are subject to change at any time without notice.
Boarding & Training
Stall Board with Turnout – $475
Stall Board with ½ Training – $600
Stall Board with Full Training – $750
Pasture Board – $350
Pasture Board with ½ Training – $475
Pasture Board with Full Training – $650
Sponsor-a-Horse Program – $350
Overnight Stay/Short-Term Board – $40/night
Training ride – $40
Lease Opportunities – $400*
We offer ½ leases on some of our horses. This gives riders the chance to learn more about horses and horse care. It also offers them the opportunity to ride more without all of the expenses of owning their own horse.
*Leasers must be enrolled in the lesson program.
Arena Rentals – $25 per hour/rider/horse
Rent the arena for your event or just bring your horse to ride when weather is bad. Indoor/outdoor and round pen available unless being used for programming.
2023 Prices effective January 1, 2023. All prices are subject to change at any time without notice.
Volunteer
Everyone is welcome to come out and volunteer at the Equestrian Center. Whether you are interested in horses or want to build connections with the riders we can find a spot for you.
Internships
Individual internships are available in accordance with what you are looking for. Details to be set up with your school advisor.
Donate
We are always willing to accept donations.
Sponsorships
We have both Corporate and Individual sponsorships available. Both programs offer multiple levels so that everyone who wants to sponsor has that opportunity.
Contact
(618) 466-0367, ext 787
equestriancenter@beverlyfarm.org
Monday-Friday | 8am-6pm
Saturday | 8am-5pm
Beverly Farm Equestrian Center
