School Horse Lessons

• Single Lessons: $85

• Lesson Packages

  • Beginner Lesson Package: $260

    • 4 lessons per month

    • Ages 3-8

  • 4 lessons per month: $330

    • Join monthly USPC, theory, and horse management meetings for an extra $25 per month

  • 8 Lessons per month: $480

    • Includes monthly horse management, cross training, and video review lesson. Ability to join USPC

Leased/ Owned Horse Lessons

• Single Lessons: $75

• Lesson Packages

  • 4 lessons per month: $300

    • Join monthly theory, and horse management meetings for an extra $25 per month. This allows rider to also join USPC.

  • 8 Lessons per month: $450

    • Includes monthly horse management, cross training, and video review lesson. Ability to join USPC

  • 12 Lessons/ Training Rides per month: $575

    • Includes monthly horse management, cross training, and video review lesson. Ability to join USPC

  • 16 Lessons/Training Rides per month: $700

    • Includes coaching at shows

    • Includes monthly horse management, cross training, and video review lesson. Ability to join USPC

• Cross Country Schooling Lesson: $85

Training

• Single Training Ride: $45

• Partial Training: $475

  • 3 training rides per week (12 per month)

  • 2 private lessons per month in place of training rides (advised)

• Full Training: $750

  • 5 training rides per week (20 per month)

  • 4 private lessons per month in place of training rides (advised)

Show Coaching

• 3 Day Horse Trials: $155

  • If you want to have a lesson the day before the event at the show facility, $200

• 2 Day Horse Trials: $135

  • If you want to have a lesson the day before the event at the show facility, $180

• 1 Day Horse Trials: $115

• Local Show Coaching (H/J Shows): $65/day

• Horse Ridden at an Event: $150

• If student cannot attend the event to groom horse, $100 is added

• Hauling: $1.50 per mile, plus $25 hook up fee

• Horse Care: $35/day

  • Includes stall cleaning, waters, blanketing, wrapping, and feeding (owner provides food)

• All horse shows where overnight hotels are required will incur lodging costs, to be split equally by the number of students attending the show