Pinebrook Farms offers an accredited horsemanship course, as a part of the Kinesiology Dept., through the Lone Star College System in Tomball. Students working on a degree plan can earn one KINE.. credit hour, and any horse enthusiasts may take this course as a "Community Education" class. For information on enrollment procedures,contact Bruce Zaroski, M.Ed, Professor Kinesiology, Department Chair, Tomball College, 281-351-3355.

Taught by Jorine Seale, a CHA Certified Master Instructor in both English and Western diciplines, this course offers excellent instruction for adults who want to learn more about horses, and is highly recommended for those who are planning on buying their first horse. Experienced horse owners learn valuable training and health care techniques.

Classes are taught during the spring and fall semesters.

Located at Pinebrook Farms, one night a week, for fifteen weeks, usually on Tuesdays - 7:00 P.M. to 9:45 P.M.

Class enrollment is limited to 16 students per classes.

Additional certified and experienced instructors assist with the class.
Classes consist of an hour and a half of riding lessons, and an hour and a half of horsemanship instruction. Topics may include:

Better riding and training techniques	How to prevent, recognize and treat diseases and ailments of horses
Understanding horses' instincts and behavior	Good hoof care
How to buy or sell a horse	Business trends of the horse industry
How to tell a horse's age by it's teeth	And much more (See Lessons and Facilities)

Gentle, well trained, responsive horses are used for classes

All tack and grooming equipment provided

Information, dates and fees concerning these horsemanship courses are listed in the Tomball Community College Catalogs, under KINESIOLOGY, Horsemanship.

For additional information, you may contact Jorine Seale at 281-356-3441 or Bruce Zaroski, M.Ed, Professor Kinesiology, Department Chair, Tomball College, 281-351-3355.

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