Training and Lessons

Riding Lessons

Heatherdown Hills has guest instructors to help you with your riding lesson needs. Boarders are also welcome to bring in their own instructors. ​

Visit the Calendar page for information on lesson dates and times.

Two Hearts Equine

Two Hearts Equine is a beginner/intermediate English lesson program run out of Heatherdown Hills Arena in the winter months and close by in the summer months. We focus on the fundamentals of riding, horse communication, barn safety, grooming and tacking, partnership building and confidence.


Whether you are looking for a place to start, or restart to build back your confidence - this is the program for you. 


Amazing lesson horses and tack are provided - you will just need to come with a properly fitted helmet, boots with a heel, a positive attitude, and an open heart! 

Please feel free to call/text Jessica with any questions or to inquire about availability.  Follow Two Hearts Equine on Facebook!

Combined Efforts

Sarah of Combined Efforts provides riding lessons to boarders and haul-in riders during the week and Sunday mornings. Sarah provides lessons for people of all levels and abilities in a fun and friendly environment. Learn more about Sarah and Combined Efforts.


Sarah has successfully coached students competing up to the FEI level/NAYRC, as well as non-competitive students who want to have a better relationship with their horse and continue to refine their skills.


Sarah's credentials including Diploma in Equine Sciences from Olds College; Equine Canada Competition Coach specialist - dressage, eventing, show-jumping; Equine Canada Learn to Ride Evaluator

Contact Sarah by text or email to learn more!

Horse Training

Contact Damon directly to discuss your horse training needs. Boarders are also welcome to bring in their own trainers. ​

Damon Chase

I grew up working cattle/farming. I didn't get serious into horses until about 8 years ago after buying my first horse, a well-broke 11 year old mare. That horse gave me a lot of lessons and I have had many ups and downs with her. I've learned a lot of patience and believing in yourself goes a long way with horses.

Chase Horsemanship started in 2020 when the world stopped, but I couldn't. I have been training horses full time ever since. My program follows a lot of Clint Anderson's methods, but I have picked up a lot from many other trainers. I find my program is unique in its own way and it changes regularly as I learn more from the horses. I train with a lot of patience and allow the horse to look to me for guidance, which then builds a good trusting connection with the horse.

I start with halter breaking and getting the horse soft in all directions. Horses are exposed to machinery, dogs, indoor arena, outdoor arena, trail, lots of obstacles in and out of the arena. Horses are worked five days a week. The facility has horse-safe pipe fencing pens, high quality feed, and auto-waterer in all pens.

Call or text to inquire about training and pricing.

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