The horses are high quality.

They have been imported from Germany where they were trained.

In fact, when one of the trainers was correcting a horse, instead of saying 'No!"

or Aniyo (Korean for "no"), the trainer called out "Nein!" (German for "no") to the horse.

They saddled up a couple of horses for us for 40,000 won / hour.

We enjoyed riding in the indoor under the instruction of an English speaking Korean woman.

I pretty much stayed on the ground taking pictures while Susan and Jack rode

-- except for one lap that I took around the arena (above right photo) --

just to say that I did it. :)

Directions are difficult -- we took the subway and a cab to get there from Seoul.

   Fortunately, people at this barn speak English

and they will be able to assist with directions from Osan Air Base!

I recommend contacting them!!

UPDATE: For those with GPS, the coordinates are

N 37 degrees 59 minutes 33 seconds  

E 127 degrees 1 minute 31 seconds

As of Jan 2009: A single lesson costs 60,000 Won or 10 lessons for 500,000 Won.