Outlaw Equine

Outlaw Equine Horseback Riding Lessons in Tucson! English and Western riding. Jessica Packer
I have been riding horses my whole life.

Starting by going on rides in my dads arms as a baby until I came of age to sit in my own saddle and control my own horse. I started western only competing in gymkhanas, with a filly i was putting training on at the age of 6. Come the age of 8 i started light work in the English saddle. At the age of 9 I began competing through Pima County 4H. I competed in gymkhanas as well as western and English riding. At the age of 12 my filly (Princess Meg) was started under saddle all on my own. By the end of summer we were ready to move into walk/trot showing all disciplines. At the age of 14 we moved up to intermediate western and started in roping and goat tying. That year we won the Pima County high point western intermediate buckle and went to State placing 8th in bareback. At the age of 15 I started to compete in jumping and started training on multiple horses for multiple disciplines. At the age of 16 I was competing in gymkhanas with a 4 year old stallion (Crush the Competitor) I was a licensed groom as well as a pony rider for the Arizona Horse Racing Department from 2016-2022. I competed in the 2017 Mustang Tip Challenge placing 8th overall out of 14 others from places all over the southwest. Now i share my knowledge with any person who wants to learn more about horses. From safety to riding I work with all ages. Not only do I offer coaching but I also work with owners to help in their journey with their horses with my Mobile training. Today I still compete and work on growing my knowledge every day.

09/21/2026

We will attend both days of this event! If you want to only ride Saturday, you can carry your time over to Sunday. Pre-enter today!

‼️Rules are in the calendar‼️

09/10/2026

Edit!
Thank you so much! I have plenty of helpers for Sunday.

We have a large family coming to spend time in the saddle so we need more hands to help out.

Looking for 4-6 knowledgeable horse girls to help saddle and lead horses on Sunday September 13th from 5-7 pm.

This will qualify you for a free riding lesson with Outlaw Equine. We exchange 2 hours of work for a one hour lesson! This means you must be attentive to the horses and family, helpful to us and the family, and kind 🫶🏼

Message Jessica at 520-551-9287 if you are interested. Thank you.

Only available for the following days and times!Monday September 14th at 8am- FULL! Tuesday September 15th at 8 am- FULL...
09/09/2026

Only available for the following days and times!

Monday September 14th at 8am- FULL!
Tuesday September 15th at 8 am- FULL!
Tuesday September 15th at 9 am - FULL!
Wednesday September 16th at 9 am - FULL!
Thursday September 17th at 9 am - FULL!

You can haul a horse in or ride one of ours. You do not have to be a current student! Accepting up to 2 riders per available time!! Cancellation fees do apply if you take up one of these lessons.

Edit: this Saturday September 12th is full! Whether you’re looking to improve your riding, build confidence, strengthen ...
09/06/2026

Edit: this Saturday September 12th is full!

Whether you’re looking to improve your riding, build confidence, strengthen your horsemanship, or simply spend some quality time with horses, Outlaw Equine is where we put the horse first and build better horsemen.

📅 Available Saturdays:
• September 12th
• October 24th

⏰ Time Slots:
• 8:00 AM
• 9:00 AM
• 5:00 PM
• 6:00 PM

⭐ Only 2 riders per time slot, so these spots are intentionally small and personalized.

💵 Lessons are the same fee of $50 for an hour! We go over everything from before riding, riding, and after riding!

📩 Message us to reserve your spot!
Once these Saturday openings are filled, they’re gone! 🖤🐴 Call or text 520-551-9287

‼️ Cancellation fees still apply!

Yesterday’s Missionview Gymkhana was SO much fun! 🤠💕 Our team showed up in our Dolly Parton inspired outfits in remembra...
09/06/2026

Yesterday’s Missionview Gymkhana was SO much fun! 🤠💕 Our team showed up in our Dolly Parton inspired outfits in remembrance of the one and only Dolly! 💕✨

And if I do say so myself, our team is pretty wonderful. 🥰 What makes me the proudest isn’t just how hard these girls work in and out of the arena, it’s the kindness they show to one another and to every rider around them.

I can’t even count how many times I heard, “Good luck!” and “Great job!” coming from our team throughout the night to everyone. 🤩 Those little words of encouragement mean SO much.

And when one of our students has a hard time, our team rallies around them. They encourage, support, and remind each other that we’re all here to learn and grow together. ❤️

Kindness is so important, especially in the equestrian world, and I truly believe we can be the change this sport needs. We can compete hard, cheer each other on, celebrate one another’s successes, and still lift each other up when things don’t go as planned.

I am so proud of this team and the horsemen they are becoming. 🐴💕 Keep choosing kindness. Keep cheering each other on. Keep being the change. 🤠✨

There is a lot that goes into these horses, especially before events. Let me give you the list of things I have to do to...
09/05/2026

There is a lot that goes into these horses, especially before events. Let me give you the list of things I have to do today before students arrive at 5 PM to load the trailers with tack and horses.
-the horses breakfast at 6 AM. This is important because I have to think about feeding schedule later this evening.
-I had one training scheduled with a client this morning.
-I went home and fly mask before 9 AM and put on fly sheets.
-I fed horses lunch at 11 AM
-Went into town to pick up supplements and hay.
-Picked up the red truck and green trailer so we are able to haul all of the horses to the event.
-Put gas in both trucks as well as check tire pressure, oil, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, etc.
-Return back to Outlaw to unload the hay and feed out of the green trailer.
-Be sure that both trailers are empty and ready to be filled with items that we need.
-Check horses to be sure that they are in 100% in good health and ready for the event. 
-Feed half of the horses dinner at 4 pm (we most likely won’t be home until two or three in the morning)
-Remove fly sheets and fly masks at feeding.
-Water the horses at feeding.

All of this does not include taking care of ourselves, our dogs/cats, and planning for the long night ahead!

What a privilege to be tired from doing something you love.

09/05/2026

Remember to wear something for Dolly today 💕🎸

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