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About our Programs: Our summer program runs Monday-Thursday 9am-3pm. Students will ride two times per day or approximately an hour and a half per day. The remainder of the time will be participating in other horse related activities: educational projects, horse care, horsemanship and crafts. Topics will cover grooming, leading, mounting a horse, steering, stopping and riding at the walk and trot. Cost is $500/program
Students are not required to have any experience with horses.
Registration:
To register for our summer program fill out the form. If you are registering multiple children please fill out a form for each child. Form will be released in February to the public- registration is currently open for students that attended last year. Registration is now open to the public/friends of last year students. Please email coachmanslegacy@gmail.com for registration form.
Things to bring: water bottle, snack and a bagged lunch (no nuts), long pants (shorts to change into on hot days is optional), boot with a hard sole and heel. Helmets are available for loan, however, it is encouraged to bring your own.
Week 1: Going for Gold
Week 1: Going for Gold
July 6-9,2026
Mane Event : Horses on the big Screen
Lights, camera, horses! In this action-packed summer camp, Horses on the Big Screen, campers step into the world of movie-making through riding, groundwork, and creative projects inspired by famous horse films. Each day features a new “film set” theme—from Director’s Cut goal-setting on clipboards and Writer’s Block storyboarding, to Behind the Scenes grooming and presentation, Liberty Work: Trainer for a Day where campers teach a horse a new skill, and Stunt School practicing movie-style stunts on the barrel. Campers will design a movie poster, vote in their own Academy Awards, and dress in costume for Film Day, where they’ll record a short scene at the walk, trot, and halt and deliver a single line on camera. Camp is led by instructor Craig McCoskery, an accomplished horse trainer whose work has appeared in major films including The Surrogates with Bruce Willis and The Boy with the Golden Plates, giving campers a true behind-the-scenes look at how horses shine on screen.
This program is open to riders of all levels ages 6-16
Week 2: Hooves Through History Camp
Week 2: Hooves Through History Camp
July 13-16, 2026
Hooves Through History Camp is a fun-filled adventure where campers travel through time to discover the amazing stories of horses from long ago to today! Through games, hands-on activities, exciting stories, and time spent around horses, campers will learn how horses helped people explore new lands, work on farms, win battles, and become beloved partners and athletes. This lively summer camp mixes learning with laughter, creativity, and discovery, giving campers a chance to make new friends, try new things, and see just how incredible horses really are—past and present!
This program is open to riders of all levels ages 6-16.
General Information
Our summer program runs Monday-Thursday 9am-3pm. Students will ride two times per day or approximately 1 1/2 hour per day. Students are not required to have any experience with horses. Students will be doing educational projects, horse care, horsemanship and crafts. Program will cover grooming, leading, mounting a horse, steering, stopping and riding at the walk and trot. Students are to bring a water bottle and a snack and a bag lunch that does not contain nuts.
General Information for all programs:
Students are required to wear long pants and a boot with a heel. Examples of boot with a heel are work boots, cowboy boots or paddock boots. Sneakers and UGG type boots are not allowed for riding. Open toed shoes or sandals will not be permitted at any time on the farm. Helmets are required when mounted. Extra helmets are available for use at the farm for students that do not have their own. Please apply sunscreen, bug spray and have children use bathroom before arriving at the program. Helmets, boots and equipment can be purchased at the Saddle Shed in Grafton, MA or The Mane Place in Uxbridge Tractor Supply or Greenhawk in Natick, . Classes may be cancelled due to extreme weather (example very bad thunder and lightning that last the whole day) but we are most usually able to hold classes. We do have an indoor area to shelter from storms. Classes cancelled due to extreme weather will be rescheduled. We will hold classes in the rain. In the event of rain please come dressed in rain gear.
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