For more information contact:
Jennifer Williams
Lessons
All lesson and training bills are due in advance
Client responsible for hauling expenses
Client pays all stall and bedding charges at show
Client responsible for all entry fees and other related show
fees
Horse rental of $10 per class
Client pays all stall and bedding charges at show
Client responsible for all entry fees and other related show
fees
Horse rental of $10 per class
All Show and Travel Expenses are additional as follows:
Farrier and Veterinary services
Minor medications, deworming, vaccinations, etc
Incidentals (i.e. sheets/ blankets, sports medicine boots, specialized equipment or
promotion)
Laundering, repairs for items listed above
Minor medications, deworming, vaccinations, etc
Incidentals (i.e. sheets/ blankets, sports medicine boots, specialized equipment or
promotion)
Laundering, repairs for items listed above
Additional charges will include:
Training $350 per month (+board)
Monthly Horse Training:
Package deal: Buy 4 lessons in advance and get the 5th lesson free
Discounts
1 hour private lesson - $45
1 hour group lesson - $35/ person
Call for pricing for lessons or private clinics at your barn.
1 hour group lesson - $35/ person
Call for pricing for lessons or private clinics at your barn.
Lessons
Each lesson and training session is taught with a goal idealy suited to the rider or horse. Wether it
is to learn to turn on the forehand, or how to tighten up a cinch, or just how to learn how to lead or
walk, every hour is planned out to not only accomplish that goal, but to have fun doing it. The
lesson or training session is followed up with a summary of what the hour entailed and what was
accomplished, what goals were achieved, and what the next step will or could be.
is to learn to turn on the forehand, or how to tighten up a cinch, or just how to learn how to lead or
walk, every hour is planned out to not only accomplish that goal, but to have fun doing it. The
lesson or training session is followed up with a summary of what the hour entailed and what was
accomplished, what goals were achieved, and what the next step will or could be.
Jen's horse rule #1: If you don't have fun riding, don't
ride.
ride.
A special note on group lessons: a good way to go to learn how to ride with friends (or make friends!), save on
lesson fees, participate in group games (lots of eggs, spoons, and mailboxes), all in a relaxed atmosphere.
Group lessons are those with 2 to 4 students.
lesson fees, participate in group games (lots of eggs, spoons, and mailboxes), all in a relaxed atmosphere.
Group lessons are those with 2 to 4 students.