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Horses for Homeschoolers: Fun Riding in Anthony, NM - El Paso

Horses for Homeschoolers: Fun Riding in Anthony, NM

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

1 hour

Fitness Level

Suitable for beginners and children with basic physical fitness; no prior horse experience needed.

Overview

Discover a unique horseback riding experience tailored for homeschool families in Anthony, New Mexico. Kids aged 5-17 enjoy hands-on horse education and riding in a safe, fun environment.

Horses for Homeschoolers: Fun Riding in Anthony, NM

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Adventure Tips

Wear Closed-toe Shoes

Protect your feet by wearing sturdy, closed-toe footwear suitable for horseback riding and walking around the stables.

Hydrate Before and After

The desert climate can be dry, so bring water and drink plenty before and after your session to stay hydrated.

Arrive 15 Minutes Early

Arriving early helps you get settled and gives instructors time to prepare the horses and equipment safely.

Avoid Loose Clothing

Tight or fitted clothing is safer and more comfortable for horseback riding to avoid catching on equipment.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • You might spot roadrunners darting through the desert brush.
  • Desert cottontails are common and often seen near Ranch grounds.

History

Anthony, located on the border between New Mexico and Texas, has a rich ranching and equine tradition that influences local culture and outdoor activities.

Conservation

Rancho Escondido emphasizes sustainable horse care practices and land stewardship to protect the fragile desert ecosystem.

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Recommended Gear

Closed-Toe Shoes

Essential

Protect feet during riding and stable activities.

Sun Hat or Cap

Essential

Provides shade and protects from sun exposure during outdoor activities.

summer specific

Layered Clothing

Essential

Allows for comfort in fluctuating temperatures common in desert climates.

fall specific

Water Bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is key in New Mexico’s dry environment.