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Fall Quarter Riding Lesson Schedule/Forms now available!

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GROUP LESSONS, LEASING: Fall Quarter begins week of August 28th

Riding Lessons and RideShare Leasing Programs:​​
  • Fall Quarter lesson/lease weeks: August 28th, 12 weeks to November 19th
    • Summer quarter riders may re-enroll, change day/times, move-up (with approval) & continue current leases starting August 1; priority re-enrollment to August 15th
    • Returning riders will be aligned to open lesson spaces and confirmed by August 15th
    • New to URC riders welcomed into open lesson spaces August15th
    • New/changing lease requests confirmed after August 15th

  • Check out our new SHOW TEAMS... beginning Fall, 2023; 6 alternating weeks beginning Sept. 1st

  • Adult riders - 2 new times for fall: Beginner Adults, Sundays & Intermediate Adults, Monday evenings

  • Please review our forms for schedule information, make-up policies, and further details

  • Welcome new URC Riders - helpful new rider information HERE!

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FULL-CARE STALL BOARDING:

Full-Care Boarding: (1 stall, available Oct. 1) Our stable offers the region's most remarkable combination of facilities and features, including multiple indoor and outdoor (lighted) riding arenas, optional dry lot turn out, trailer parking, miles of beautiful on-property trails, convenient premium southern Frederick County location off 1-270 in Urbana; resident owner/operator, staff instructors and lesson program, caring friendly service for horses and riders of all ages and English disciplines.  Training board and lesson packages available. We're happy to offer client references!

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SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS 2023:
Thank you for a wonderful camp season - see you in 2024!
2024 camp registration forms will be available in January, 2024
  • URC is proud to be THE equestrian summer camp in our region!
  • URC Summer Camp Programs will be offered June - August
  • Ultimate Equestrian's - limited availability - early registration is recommended!
  • URC's fun and caring camp experience features daily horseback riding and many other activities!
  • Our quality and value includes:

    • Beautiful mountainview park-like setting, convenient So. Frederick County location off I-270

    • Smaller ratios, engaging staff and a day-to-day rotating schedule of interactive activities

    • Camp hours 9 am to 4 pm - longer than most specialized equestrian and general camp programs.

    • Included rates are 2 full hours before (8-9 am) and after (4-5 pm) camp for drop off/pick up

    • Inquire about extended before care (early as 7:00 am) and after care (late as 6:00 pm); hourly rates.

    • Discounts for multiple weeks, seasonal families and happy camper 'add-on' weeks

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BIRTHDAY PARTIES, GROUP RIDES:

Birthday Parties/Group Rides: Contact us for more information on birthday party and group rides. Child birthday party rides, age 3 and up, feature an escorted pony ride and guest use of our Rec Hall or barn lounge/party area for the celebration.  Group rides are priced per rider with various options - ages 6 to adult - we can host riders and non-riders together!  (Party/Group events currently available only on Sundays.)

 

As always - don't hesitate to contact us with questions about Boarding, Lessons, Leasing, Camp or events!

 

Thank you!

Sandy and Jessie 

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What we offer:

 

We are a premier full-service equestrian facility located in southern Frederick County near I-270 and Sugarloaf mountain. We offer full care stall boarding and year-round lesson & leasing programs for riders of all ages and skill levels. Come enjoy our beautiful heated indoor, three outdoor riding rings, cross country fields, and over 2.5 miles of private trails!

 

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What clients say:

 

" I just wanted to mention the gem you have at URC! As a longtime horse lover, mother and grand mother of equine enthusiasts I have had and witnessed many riding instructors (certified and not). Few if any have exhibited the patience, love of kids and horses and expertise of Rachel, our grand daughter's Saturday and now Friday evening instructor. In my experience, you either get excellent riders but not cut out for teaching or good riders that are bossy and too critical of the kids, usually because they think they are so good themselves. Many times it is evident they are doing it as a job. Rachel is one of a very few instructors in my 50+ year horse history that actually reinforces the the things the riders do best and encourages them to better their weaknesses. I see from the bench her respect for each rider in her classes and her love and knowledge of each horse."   RB

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