Events

April 12, 2025

Want to understand dressage scoring better? Want to workshop a test with a real live judge before you take it to a show? Do either or both when you join us in welcoming our friend Heidi Hauri-Gill, a USDF bronze and silver medalist and judge, for a talk walking you through how dressage judging works and what your scores mean, followed by a ride-review-ride clinic where participants from the talk will get admission to the judge’s booth to sit (quietly!) with Heidi to watch tests scored live and hear her feedback to the riders about why various movements got scored the way they did.

Don’t want to workshop a test yourself? You can sign up for the talk and watching tests scored only.

Feel like you have a good handle on how scoring works already? You can sign up just to ride in the ride-review-ride portion of the clinic.

Want to do both? Go for it! You can sign up to attend the talk, watch other riders’ tests scored, AND workshop a test of your own!

Horses trucking in for events at TRF must have proof of coggins and rabies vaccine within 12 months and flu-rhino vaccine within 6 months.

June 23-27, 2025

Session 1A will be open to children 11 and under and we will be riding primarily in dressage saddles. Activities will include riding, games, arts and crafts, guest speakers, and caring for their assigned pony. No prior experience is required, but campers should know right from left and be able to follow directions.
575/child

June 30-July 4, 2025

As this is likely to be a lower demand week due to the holiday, we are offering a camp session that is not split by age group. We currently plan to make this a general horsemanship week where we try out riding in a variety of types of saddles. Activities will include riding, games, arts and crafts, guest speakers, and caring for their assigned pony. No prior experience is required, but campers should know right from left and be able to follow directions.

575/child

July 14-18, 2025

Session 1B will be open to children 10 and up and we will be riding primarily in dressage saddles. Activities will include riding, games, arts and crafts, guest speakers, and caring for their assigned pony. No prior experience is required, but campers should know right from left and be able to follow directions.

575/child

July 28-August 1, 2025

Session 2A will be open to children 11 and under and we will be riding primarily in jump saddles. Activities will include riding, games, arts and crafts, guest speakers, and caring for their assigned pony. No prior experience is required, but campers should know right from left and be able to follow directions.

575/child

August 18-22, 2025

Session 2B will be open to children 10 and up and we will be riding primarily in jump saddles. Activities will include riding, games, arts and crafts, guest speakers, and caring for their assigned pony. No prior experience is required, but campers should know right from left and be able to follow directions.

575/child

August 25-29, 2025

As this is likely to be a lower demand week due to the proximity to the start of the school year, we are offering a camp session that is not split by age group. We currently plan to make this a general horsemanship week where we try out riding in a variety of types of saddles. Activities will include riding, games, arts and crafts, guest speakers, and caring for their assigned pony. No prior experience is required, but campers should know right from left and be able to follow directions.

575/child

Date TBD

We have gotten requests to hold an adult pony camp. This would be open to all levels and take place on a weekend or long weekend. Similar to our kids’ pony camps, it would probably include lessons, trail rides, guest speakers, and maybe some games or arts and crafts.

Email us at TwinRidgeFarmNH@gmail.com with questions or interest.

Cost is TBD

Dates TBD

Schooling one or two phase -- do just a dressage test, just a showjumping round, or a combined test. Ride-review-ride option sometimes available; first round will count for show placings, but a prize will be awarded for most improved score of the ride-review-ride riders.

Back at some point by popular demand

Join equestrian-focused physical therapist Colleen Wallace for discussion and assessment of rider biomechanics, and come home with exercises to help you in the saddle and improve your own soundness! Details coming soon.Please join us in welcoming equestrian-focused physical therapist Colleen Wallace of Vital Strength Physical Therapy for a rider biomechanics clinic!

The clinic will consist of a modified biomechanics assessment mounted, followed by mounted exercises and reassessment. We will then take a brief break to untack, work on unmounted exercises, and have time for questions. Customized suggestions will be given to each rider and after the clinic some custom exercises dependent on the findings will be emailed. Each rider will receive an exercise manual with pictures and descriptions of each generalized exercise from the clinic and modifications will be provided if a rider is unable to perform the initial exercise. Follow up sessions are available after the clinic depending on rider needs.

Truck-ins are welcome with proof of coggins and rabies vaccine within 12 months and flu-rhino vaccine within 6 months. TRF lesson horses are also available to borrow with priority given to lessees, then current students, then the general public.

Pre-registration with 50% deposit IS REQUIRED for participants per our clinician. Auditors are welcome.