Lessons:
Our Lesson Program holds safety as our highest priority.
Education begins with instruction on good horsemanship including
safe handling, grooming, tacking up, and caring for horses and
ponies. Mounted lessons teach students how to sit properly, rein
management, and control of the horse.
Instruction is available (ages 5 and up) in a variety of different
disciplines including hunt seat, western and saddle seat, dressage,
and vaulting.
| Times: This depends on the instructor and current enrollment. In general, most days, afternoons & evening can be signed up for | Apparell: For the safety of the rider, we require all riders to wear an approved helmet, long pants, and a shoe or boot with a heel and a smooth sole. Riding pants are recommended for some disciplines to prevent the leg from being pinched by the stirrup leathers. Please dress according to weather conditions. Layering of clothes is often recommended. Riding gloves are optional, but help to prevent blisters and rubbing. |
| Enrollment: Lesson fees are paid for before the lesson and scheduled at least a week prior. All completed paperwork (Release forms and information sheets) are due before the first lesson. |
FEES: -
Private ½ Hour Lesson: $30.00.
Buy 5 and get the 6th One
FREE (for 1st time customers).
- Private
45 minute lesson: $45.00.
**CANCELLATION POLICY:**
If an instructor has to cancel the lesson for any reason, the
instructor will inform the student at least 2 hours prior, if
possible and will reschedule the riding session with that student.
If a Students cancel a lesson they need to cancel within a 12 hours
notice. If a student does not cancel with a 12 hours notice the
student is still responsible for payment of that lesson. Your
instructor will inform you the best way to contact us if you cannot
make it.
**REFUND POLICY:**
If a student pays for lessons in advance and they are unable to take
those lessons, THERE IS NO REFUND. We will honor the student by
giving them
a gift certificate to be use towards lesson or summer camp in the
future.
