Sauer's Riding School

07/03/2025

Great news - we still have a few spots available in our popular summer horse camp!

Our program offers daily riding lessons, horse care education, and hands-on activities like grooming and stable management. It's the perfect opportunity for children to build confidence and horsemanship skills in a safe, fun environment.

**Available weeks:**
July7th
Aug 4th
Aug 11th

**Times:**
9 to 2pm daily

These remaining spots are filling fast! To secure your child's spot, call us at 908 347 0418 or email [email protected].

We look forward to welcoming new riders to our barn family!

04/13/2025

2025 Summer HORSE CAMP weeks are posted on our website!

Please visit www.sauersridingschool.com to sign up!

9AM TO 2PM daily

June 30
July 7 (except 7/4)
August 4
August 11

We hope to see you there! 🐎

03/31/2022

It seems like winter now, but have no fear -- summer is right around the corner. If you're looking for something fun and educational for your child to do this summer, check out our summer camp! Visit www.sauersridingschool.com to learn more and sign up!

02/26/2022

Summer is right around the corner!

Visit our website today to sign up for camp!

Sauer& #39;s Riding School - Lessons, Boarding, Training, Camp

08/15/2021

Stanley, the Guard Rooster. Good looking and effective.

12/14/2020

The sky puts on quite a show at Sauers Riding School. Come enjoy the great outdoors with us!

09/29/2020

Well hello there! Lots of warm weather left, and both students and horses are making the most of it!

09/26/2020

A beautiful fall day at SRS, as Mr. Pimms checks out the view from Spy's stall.

09/18/2020

It's that time again...Fowl Friday!

Out of the more than 50 recognized chicken breeds, one stands out as the supermodel of chickens - the Silky. Named for its soft, fluffy plumage, these chickens also have blue earlobes and five toes on each foot (most chickens only have four.) Sometimes they even get fuzzy enough to require a haircut, as you'll see in the second photo.

09/17/2020

As the weather turns cooler, the SRS horses breathe a sigh of relief that the bugs will soon be gone.

In the meantime, our gang stays protected with fly masks -- a mesh covering that keeps flies and other pests away from sensitive eyes and ears. And yes...the horses can see just fine!