Students usually participate in the club while taking “English Riding,” a one-credit class offered by the college, Morris said. Students are assigned a different horse to ride at each lesson, providing unique challenges based on the horses’ varying personalities. “I like the community when you start riding, because you ride with the same group every time,” freshman Ava Fosdick said. It was fun seeing all of us improve.”According to Morris, students take lessons in the hunter-jumper style. Although the club is mostly for people who want to show, Morris said anyone can take the English Riding class.