Long Term Equestrian Development (LTED) Program

The Long Term Equestrian Development (LTED) Program is open to phc riders that jump 2'0 and above. This program has been developed to incorporate mental, physical, technical and tactical training in to the programs for the more advanced riders. LTED members will have the opportunities to participate in:

• Learn to Ride Program (Rider Level Sessions) Levels 5 - 8

• Advanced Clinics

• Seasonal Training Plans

• Coach Mentoring

• Horse Husbandry Sessions

• Volunteer Opportunities

The Equestrian Canada Learn to Ride program is a national program based on current standards of riding and the Canadian Long -Term Equestrian Development model. The English Learn to Ride program includes levels 1- 10. The purpose of the program is to produce well-rounded horsemen and women, who are able to care for and ride their horses in a correct, safe manner. This program is based on the following manuals that outline the basic horse and stable management knowledge as well asexpected riding skills for each level of certification:

• Equestrian Canada English Rider Handbooks

• Stable Management in Canada book

• Additional resources (such as the Developing Equestrians
  Guidebook)

To prepare for the testing students participate in home study as well as a variety of clinics at to ensure that they have the skills needed for their level in both riding and stable management. Rider Levels are standard across Canada, so once certified a rider can hold their accreditation across the country.

2024 Rider 5 & 6 Lunge Clinic Dates: Friday, March 22nd & Friday, April 12th