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Multiple ways to learn
Bring your own horse to tackle a problem or learn something new!
Bring your own horse to tackle a problem or learn something new!
Bring your own horse to tackle a problem or learn something new!
Haul in riders welcome!
Bring your own horse for one of our group lessons or for private help with a specific issue or problem.
Join a group of positive, supportive people in your journey to improve your horsemanship skills and build a lasting bond with your horse.
Riding Lessons on our school horses
Bring your own horse to tackle a problem or learn something new!
Bring your own horse to tackle a problem or learn something new!
Our Lesson Curriculum includes 7 Levels from beginner to apprentice trainer programs. We focus on safety, balance, and the ability to understand equine psychology. We also analyze the effect the rider has on proper equine biomechanics in order to promote longevity in the careers of our horses. Students learn at their own speed, with instr
Our Lesson Curriculum includes 7 Levels from beginner to apprentice trainer programs. We focus on safety, balance, and the ability to understand equine psychology. We also analyze the effect the rider has on proper equine biomechanics in order to promote longevity in the careers of our horses. Students learn at their own speed, with instruction in riding, advanced ground handling, and horse science.
Clinics, Seminars, Webinars
Bring your own horse to tackle a problem or learn something new!
Clinics, Seminars, Webinars
Live seminars at our facility or yours. Classes from 4H level to professional equestrians.
Topics vary, but have one common theme:
Building Bonds: Mastering Horsemanship through Connection, Clarity, and Commitment
Owner & Director of Riding Programs
What started as a few part time lessons in high school for gas money has turned into a 35+ year career for Noelle Weis, Owner & Director of Riding Programs at Creekview RIding Center.
Since the beginning, the focus has been on helping students understand the psychology and biomechanics of the horse, and on building deep bonds between horse and handler. Noelle continues to search for new information that will help students learn about horses and riding.
Noelle retired in 2021 from a 30 year career as a professional horse show judge. She has also served on the judges committee for the WI Horse Council, on the board for numerous horse show organizations, as the Brown County Fair Superintendent, and as a local 4H leader.
Noelle is now training the next generation of equine professionals with Equine Business Coaching services.