Best Horseback Riding Lessons in Flint, MI

“It was the best he teaches a full lesson he does a great job explains it he is really nice 🙂 NO complaint 🥳”

“I don't recommend randomly ever going up to horses you don't know, but they loved to see us walk by during a girl scout event and yelled for our attention to come say hi.”

“My 5 year old daughter and I are taking my riding lessons together and it is something I know she will remember forever.”

“Our first year out we rode a mentored CTR ride, a bunch of Brighton state park rides, and my highlight ride from Brighton staging area, through the Lakeland trail, all the way to Pinckney staging area.”

“My daughter is also getting lots of experience working around the barn, learning about what it takes to take care of horses, which is great toward owning her own horse someday.”

“Very informative and fun for my daughter, even though she was dead set on not even going near a horse, she ended up riding without being coerced and really enjoyed the experience.”

“The training my daughter has received from both Stephanie Bean and Scott Voyt has taught her valuable sportsmanship skills while getting her into the winners circle.”

“When going to Blackstone Stables to search for horses, one can expect a variety of options to match any riding level, interest, and ability, as well as a safe and positive riding experience in a clean, well cared for facility.”

“Bill and his team lead the way with positivity and work ethic, helping others to believe in their abilities, and help you to achieve your equestrian goals.”

“There trainer is wonderful and everyone that works there is soo kind, i love it i have been there for a couple years now”

“Very clean,, people who work there love 💘 there job”

“Welcome to our Equestrian Center, the place where you can learn new skills, meet new friends and feel accomplished, every single day. Take a look at our horsemanship program, read about our teachers and get in touch to find out more.”

“My sister takes lessons here and everytime I go we are all treated with respect and welcomed with opened arms.”