I lessoned at Vogt Riding Academy for two years under the assistant trainer, Paige. They gave a great introduction to dressage after my fifteen years of hunter/jumper instruction and helped me to achieve the goals I set for myself to accomplish. The farm is a nestled ITP and is a beautiful little heaven for horse lovers. One of my favorite aspects of the lesson program, even as an adult with a full-time job, is the importance everyone places on caring for your horse and helping with barn chores - no matter how much you pay to be there. Horsemanship isnt just about under saddle work, its about ground work too!

Vogt Riding Academy has not let me down. The instructors are well-versed in training students ranging from children to adults. The horses, stables, and grounds are all well-kept. The owner is knowledgeable and pleasant to work with, and will work with people of all levels of experience.

Super fun!

I have been here about 15-20 years ago, and enjoyed the hospitality and professionalism that I experienced. It remained a fond memory ever since.

Our daughter has been riding here for 5 years and we all love it. They have an excellent reputation in the equestrian community, but what we really appreciate is the community within the barn itself.More than great riding instruction, the students learn responsible care for the horses and each other. It is truly wonderful to see the students working together to get the job done.Beyond the chores, the girls spend time together having lunch in the clubhouse or playing pickup soccer games in the summer. The two shows (Spring and Fall) are competitive, but in a supportive environment. Sportsmanship is as important as skill and the girls learn to inspire each other and celebrate each others successes.I dont know how far our daughter will go with her riding, but the skills she is learning here will last a lifetime. Vogt Riding Academy is truly a special place.

Two of my daughters ride at Vogt and there is no place on earth theyd rather be when they have any spare time. The lessons are just part of the learning - all the kids at the barn seem to ENJOY mucking stalls, carrying water buckets, feeding and grooming the horses, and anything else thats asked of them. We are so happy to have found this magical spot in the middle of Atlanta!

They provide good instruction, but do not treat their horses well. The lesson horses are rarely turned out, and many horses there crib due to boredom and stress.

Howdy neighbor!