It's Never Too Late to Become a Cowgirl: A Riding Book Club for Horse Lovers

Saddle Up for a New Adventure at Kenshō Stables!

If your happy place is on the back of a horse and you love playing cowgirl on the weekends—learning skills like great groundwork, horsewomanship, balanced bareback riding, roping, and trail riding—It’s Never Too Late to Become a Cowgirl is calling your name.

This book-led riding club is designed for women who want to dive into fresh training ideas, strengthen their bond with their horse, and enjoy the journey with a supportive group of like-minded riders. Each series features a carefully chosen book or other media by a top trainer, giving us a guide to explore new techniques and perspectives.

We’ll meet for play-practice days in the beautiful Kenshō partially-covered arena, where we can put what we’ve learned into action, share insights, and have fun together. It’s all about discovery, connection, and enjoying our horses 🐎✨

Learn, Practice, Play

Every series kicks off with a trainer’s book, course, or online training as our guide. You’ll read, watch, or listen to the material at your own pace, and then bring your horse (or lease our horses or simply audit) for play-practice days. These sessions are all about putting what you’ve learned into action, experimenting with techniques, and having fun while you and your horse grow together. It’s the perfect mix of independent learning and community support!

What’s First in the Series?

Series 1: Horse, Follow Closely, Native American Horsemanship by Gawani Pony Boy

Kick things off with this powerful, heart-opening guide to Native American horsemanship. Learn how to build a relationship with your horse that’s all about trust, respect, and playful connection.

How it works:

  • Hold your spot: Each event in the series will focus on a specific exercise from a book or media by a horse trainer. Book your spot in advance in the Upcoming Events section below.

  • Buy your Book or Other Media: Grab your copy directly from the creator and get ready to dive in.

  • Read (or watch) the material up to and through the exercises for each session.

  • Join Play-Practice Days: We’ll host lively group sessions to help you put those new skills into action with your horse.

  • Join the Herd: Stay motivated and have a blast with a built-in group of accountability partners.

Series 1: Horse, Follow Closely, Native American Horsemanship by Gawani Pony Boy