Good News Riding Ctr
About
In Leduc County south of Edmonton, Good News Riding Ctr is consistently described as one of the best places to learn to ride in the area. Loretta, Jeff and instructors like Kim are praised for being warm, patient and passionate about both their horses and their students. Riders point out that there's a suitable horse for every kind of learner, paired with knowledgeable, professional coaching. Many families have been part of the program for a decade or more, a quiet testament to the welcoming, faith-rooted community that has grown up around the centre.
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