Fall and Winter Camp
COVID-19 Notice: New camp hours are from 10am - 3pm. Each child will have a virtual album with photographs and videos from each session.
COVID-19 is an extremely contagious virus that spreads easily through person-to-person contact. Federal and state authorities recommend social distancing as a mean to prevent the spread of the virus. COVID-19 can lead to severe illness, personal injury, permanent disability, and death. Participating in Liz Sanchez lessons or day camp programs could increase the risk of contracting COVID-19. Liz Sanchez Stables in no way warrants that COVID-19 infection will not occur through participation in these programs. Be safe everyone and practice good quarantine guidelines.
updated: 8/26/2020
Station #1 - Face masks are required and there is a temperature check in the parking lot.
Station #2 - The riding school area has a sanitizing station as well.
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Day Camp Calendar
Trot to the Top Day Camp is held at times when children are not in school. Mini-camps coincide with public school vacation calendar. Summer sessions are weekly, Monday through Friday. One-week sessions run from June through the first week of August.
Please call 505-898-1810 for further information about camps.
Camps are being replace by horse riding lessons until further notice.
- Fall, Winter & Spring Mini-Camps - 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM, $90/day. See schedule above. Extended hours available for additional fee. Most form of payment accepeted. Visa; MC; cash accepted.
- Summer Camp - Weekly beginning the first week of June through the first week of August. Watch for more information after January 1. 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM, extended hours available for additional fee. Non-refundable deposit to register and hold your reservation. Balance due the day camp begins. Visa; MC; cash accepted.
Registration Form - Day-Camp - PDF
Registration Form - Mini-Camp - PDF
Liz Sanchez Stables - Non-Liability - PDF
Covid-19 - Non-Liability - PDF
General Information
Our Trot to the Top Horseback Riding Day Camp focuses on children 7 to 15 years of age, both boys and girls. Our sessions are small so that individual needs are met. We provide a safe, friendly, stable/farm environment where children learn the proper way of caring for, grooming and riding horses.
All activities are horse-related and teach self-confidence and responsibility. "Trot to the Top" means work to be the very best you can be!
We offer more "extras" than any camp around.
At Summer Camp, tee shirts, camp photos, camp supplies, prizes, horse show trophies and ribbons are all included.
All activities are horse-related and teach self-confidence and responsibility. "Trot to the Top" means work to be the very best you can be!
We offer more "extras" than any camp around.
At Summer Camp, tee shirts, camp photos, camp supplies, prizes, horse show trophies and ribbons are all included.
Camp Activities
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Horsemanship:
Our campers learn all the basics of horse care and bond with their horses. Horseback Riding: Of course! That's why our campers come to us instead of going somewhere else. No experience is necessary. We expose campers to all styles of riding and horsemanship - English, Western, and Bare Back for balance. Riding instruction is given in the shade of our covered arena. Art: Campers do horse-related art projects during or after the lunch break. Even the horses get in on the art projects! Events and Games: We can customize special packages for you! Special Activities: Costume Parties (humans only), and much more add to the fun of being at camp. Games are played before or during lunch in a great shaded and grassy area. These include volleyball, water balloons, and many more. Pool: Our large hot tub becomes a pool for campers. It's a great way to cool off on a hot summer day! Grooming Contest: After learning the skills of grooming and horse care, teams of campers show what they have learned. Each team is judged and prizes are awarded. Everyone gets a prize! Horse Show: At the end of every session, after the Grooming Contest, we stage a small Horse Show. Campers will demonstrate to friends and family the skills they have learned. All campers win prizes, and camp ends with the presentation of the "Most Improved Rider" award. Graduation: On the last day of camp, certificates and camp photos are given to all campers. Repeat campers receive a gold or bronze horse medallion during the graduation ceremony. |
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