The Brian Westbrook Foundation’s “36 Ways” Equestrian Program is dedicated to empowering youth through the art of horsemanship. Designed for riders ages 8 to 18, our program offers comprehensive riding lessons, skill development, and leadership training in all aspects of horse care and farm management.

Through hands-on experience, mentorship, and structured instruction, participants will build confidence, responsibility, and teamwork—both in and out of the saddle. Our mission is to make equestrian sports accessible to all, fostering discipline, respect, and a lifelong love for horses.

Junior HorseMasters Program- Saturdays 10am-2pm

The Junior HorseMasters Program offers students hands on experiences in horse care and stable management, while building the leadership skills needed to serve as volunteers in the Brian Westbrook Foundation programs.

Students will learn:

• Safety procedures and barn routines

• Stable chores and responsibilities

• Proper use of tools and equipment

• Stewardship projects and teamwork

Our mission is to inspire and prepare young people to become future Program Ambassadors, proudly representing the Westbrook Farm in the local community.

Participants will also enjoy the unique opportunity to ride as part of their learning experience.

Upcoming Dates:

Sept 13th and 27th

Oct 11th and 25th

Nov 8th and 22nd

Dec 6th and 20th

Cost Options:

$320 for all 8 sessions

$50 single Saturday drop in

Must RSVP by thursday prior

"36 Ways" Fall Riding Lessons with Lisa Swan

Our "36 Ways" Fall program will offer 15 lessons beginning September 10, 2025 - December 31, 2025. Lessons will be held for one hour, three times a day on Wednesdays and Fridays (4:30 pm, 5:30 pm, and 6:30 pm). These are grouped into packages of 5 lessons at $275 per package. Payment is due in 3 installments for the fall semester.

Package A | 5 lessons | $275

Package B | 5 lessons | $275

Package C | 5 lessons | $275

The 15th lesson includes coaching at the Fall Horse show on October 26th! Students wishing to compete must be enrolled for the fall semester. If a student does not wish to compete, the 15th lesson must still be booked and completed by December 31, 2025.