Youth Variety


Horsemanship for Kids Ages 9-17


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Join in the fun with beginning riding lessons! Dunham Woods Farm is a superior equestrian facility dedicated to providing the best lessons and horse care instruction available for over 50 years. Our teachings are based on tradition and looking to the future. Learn the proper ways to groom, tack and handle horses. In the saddle, learn the basics of riding at the walk and trot. Lessons will be held in our indoor arena during inclement weather. The first day of class is orientation and groundwork. Riders should wear jeans or Jodhpur pants and hard-soled riding or hiking boots with a small, low heel. Bring an approved riding helmet or bicycle helmet. Makeup class held at the end of the 6 weeks. Visit website for more information! www. DunhamWoodsFarm.com


Location: Dunham Woods Farm At 9N755 Nesler Road, Elgin Instructor: Dunham Woods Farm Staff Code


DAYS DATES TIME RES BNR NR 282010-1A Sa 04/07-05/12 1:30-2:30P $150 $173 $195 Ages 3+


Have you dreamed of skydiving? First-time flyers will get airborne in a safe and fun environment of a wind tunnel. The lesson includes a pre-flight training session, all the necessary flight gear (suit, helmet, and goggles), friendly instruction from a certified flight guide, two 1 minute flights and a personalized post-flight certificate. Let’s fly! Please visit www.iflyworld.com to complete your waiver prior to class.


Location: 1752 Freedom Drive, Naperville Instructor: Staff Code


282048-1A Tu 282048-1B Tu


DAYS DATES 04/17 05/15


TIME RES BNR NR


5:00-6:45P $91 $105 $118 10:00-11:45A $91 $105 $118


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92 | Spring 2018


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