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A year-round stable in Pelham Bay Park where young children can take walk-up pony rides and kids 6 and older can learn English or Western riding. It also runs a July children's horsemanship program and hayride-style wagon rides.
Open daily year-round 9am to dusk; pony rides need no appointment
Pony rides $5 for three rides; half-hour private lesson $40, one hour $65
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Ages 2–17.
Pony rides $5 for three rides; half-hour private lesson $40, one hour $65
Open daily year-round 9am to dusk; pony rides need no appointment
Pelham Bay Park, Bronx.
No. Bronx Equestrian Center is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
Registration is handled by Bronx Equestrian Center: bronxequestriancenter.com, or call (718) 885-0551.
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