Best Horseback Riding Lessons in Apopka, FL

“This was the best experience, its a non profit organization that rescues animals, even though they were closed when we got here: one of the owners Abby was kind to show us the animals and show us what they do there.”

“Boarding in GRASSY paddocks.”

“I have ridden with Claudia for almost 6 years now and I can say without a doubt that there is not a trainer in Orlando who puts as much thought and meticulous care into what they do as Claudia does.”

“We love coming to the ranch and visiting Miss Susan, since day one she talked to our daughter directly (which I love) and through the care and handling of the mini horses has built a relationship with her that is so precious to watch.”

“We booked the two hour ride for the Sorrento fl location must say was way better than i can ever expected me and my wife had a amazing time and already looking into booking next trip with them they had water bags so you can bring water bottles and th...”

“Great people and very knowledgeable”

“Beautiful place!”

“Hope you don't drain it this time.”

“She is an awesome trainer and has introduced me to the equine love of my life, a geriatric paint that has taught me basic dressage.”

“My daughter love it.”

“I will definitely continue my adult amateur education at Bryan dressage.”

“Their horses always look amazing and their training is top notch!”

“Today Tracy runs her own training facility in Eustis, Florida. She is currently training her imported Andalusian gelding, Guapo, up the levels, riding multiple times a year with Jessie Steiner and Betsy Steiner in Wellington. In addition to competing...”

“The staff is very friendly the place is extremely beautiful and I highly recommend this if you're looking for something new to do with your kids, friends, and coworkers.”

“I reached out to several barns in the area, but Cyr Point was the only one to respond as if they really wanted me to join their farm rather than a business opportunity of a new client.”

“I happened to be there on a day two new boarders arrived and you could just see them breath a sigh of relief as they settled into their stalls and looked out the windows at the hills.”