“My daughter loved her riding lessons with Emerge Equine. The kids connect with the horses and grow at their own pace with encouragement from Linda. It’s lovely to watch their confidence grow. Looking forward to another summer of riding lessons.”
~ Sherry Bishop, Langdon AB
Programs for kids aged 5+ are available. Check it out!
“At the kids’ horse camp in the summer, I learned how to ride a horse properly. Also, I got a lot of new skills and it is such a great atmosphere to learn and grow as a horse rider. Every member of the helper crew is so supportive. Rock was the most chill horse to…
I started going to EE 2 years ago and this may sound like a cliché but it literally changed my life. I have always loved horses and felt a connection to them so when I first heard about Linda’s programs, I knew I had to check it out. I started by signing up for their…
“Emerge Equine provides an amazing opportunity for all ages and skill levels to learn how to safely care for, interact with, and ride horses. Linda’s passion for horses provides a great environment for students to develop skills on and off the horse, and feel a real sense of accomplishment through their experiences. In addition, the…
I was in a time of transition in my life, looking for my next steps and I came across the ad for Trail of the Heart. I was intrigued by the program and especially working with horses. The program was 6 weeks, and each week I was able to look more deeply inside myself, heal…
“I guess I really want people with kids struggling with anxiety and confidence (on the spectrum or not) to know how beneficial your program is. I really went in not knowing what to expect and it has exceeded not only my expectations but also our psychologist, occupational therapists and pediatricians expectations. It really has been…
My daughter loved horses since she before could walk so naturally we got her into riding as soon as we could. However when she was 8 years old she had a few bad falls, 3 lessons in a row she hit the dirt and on last of which she saw her trainer take a nasty…