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Western riding lessons in Maryland
21 stables in Maryland teach Western riding, out of 202 stables we list in the state. Each one is here because a customer review or its own website mentions Western riding, and the proof is under each stable.
21Stables
20Cities
202All stables in MD
Top 12 by rating and reviews
Ranked by Google rating × number of reviews (10 reviews or more). The other 9 stables are listed by city below.
Establo caballos - Piscataway Riding Stables Inc
Trail ridesLessonsBeginners
4.7Rating
197Reviews
6Services
Western: mentioned in a customer review
Western: per the stable's website
Southern Grace Farm is a lovely environment to begin/continue western riding.
The stable's website says so too.
Western: per the stable's website
Western: per the stable's website
Western: per the stable's website
Western: per the stable's website
Western: per the stable's website
We were there while owners were cutting hay.
Western: per the stable's website
Western: per the stable's website
Western: per the stable's website
More stables with Western riding lessons in Maryland, by city
Boyds
- Western: per the stable's website
Brandywine
- Western: per the stable's website
Davidsonville
- Western: per the stable's website
Frederick
- Western: per the stable's website
Gaithersburg
- Western: per the stable's website
Hurlock
- Western: per the stable's website
Jefferson
- Western: per the stable's website
Millers
- Western: per the stable's website
Upper Marlboro
I have been fortunate to be riding Braxton who is a barrel racing horse and he is very fun to ride.
Starting Western lessons
- Wear boots with a heel. Western boots or any boot with a heel, with jeans.
- Ask about helmets. A riding helmet makes sense in any style. Ask whether the barn lends them.
- Ask what the barn focuses on. Trail, ranch work, reining, speed events or general riding: the barn's focus shapes your lessons.
Western lessons in Maryland, by city
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