NAICS Code 611620-21 - Riding Academies

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NAICS Code 611620-21 Description (8-Digit)

Riding Academies are establishments that provide horseback riding lessons and training to individuals of all ages and skill levels. These academies offer a range of services, including horseback riding lessons, horse training, horse boarding, and horse shows. Riding Academies are typically located in rural areas with ample space for horse riding and training. They may also offer trail riding, horse camps, and other equestrian activities.

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Tools

Tools commonly used in the Riding Academies industry for day-to-day tasks and operations.

  • Saddles
  • Bridles
  • Halters
  • Grooming brushes
  • Hoof picks
  • Horse clippers
  • Riding helmets
  • Riding boots
  • Riding crops
  • Horse blankets
  • Horse trailers
  • Horse jumps
  • Lunge lines
  • Hay nets
  • Water buckets
  • Manure forks
  • Wheelbarrows
  • Pitchforks
  • Horse feed

Industry Examples of Riding Academies

Common products and services typical of NAICS Code 611620-21, illustrating the main business activities and contributions to the market.

  • Horseback Riding Lessons
  • Equestrian Training
  • Horse Boarding
  • Horse Shows
  • Trail Riding
  • Horse Camps
  • Dressage Training
  • Jumping Training
  • Western Riding Lessons
  • English Riding Lessons
  • Therapeutic Riding Programs
  • Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation Centers
  • Polo Training
  • Vaulting Training
  • Carriage Driving Lessons
  • Horse Breeding and Sales
  • Horse Racing Training
  • Rodeo Training
  • Endurance Riding Lessons
  • Horse Packing Lessons

History

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  • The history of Riding Academies dates back to the 16th century when the first riding schools were established in Europe. These schools were primarily meant for training military personnel in horsemanship. In the 18th century, riding academies became popular among the aristocracy, who used them for leisure and entertainment. In the United States, the first riding academy was established in 1830 in New York City. The academy was meant for training riders in the English style of riding. In the 20th century, riding academies became more accessible to the general public, and the focus shifted from military training to recreational riding. Today, riding academies offer a range of services, including horseback riding lessons, trail rides, and horse shows.