Post by Stella on Oct 31, 2010 10:39:25 GMT -5
Boarding Prices
Stallion:700$
Mare:400$
Horse under 3 years of age:550$
These prices are per month. You can pay ever two weeks, or by month.
Riding Lesson
Private Lesson: 48$-
Per hour
Group Lesson: 36$ -
Per hour
Beginner lessons: 50$ -
Private for an hour and a half, for the first 6 months
Advanced Lessons: 52 -
Small groups for an hour and a half.
Foal Training
For horses under 3 years of age who need training in any area.
6 months to one year old: 60$
A hour
One year to two years : 50$
A hour
Two years to three or +: 40$
A hour
Specific Horse Training
Dressage: 50$
A hour
Show Jumping: 55$
A hour
Barrel Racing: 38$
A hour
Track Racing :47
A hour
Hunter: 45
A hour
Eventing: 50$
A hour
Field hunting: 48$
A hour
English pleasure Riding: 48$
A hour
Saddle Seat : 45$
A hour
Western pleasure: 45$
A hour
Reining: 50$
A hour
Working Cattle:50$
A hour
Competitive Trail: 46$
A hour
Gaming: 35$
A hour
[/blockquote]Stallion:700$
Mare:400$
Horse under 3 years of age:550$
These prices are per month. You can pay ever two weeks, or by month.
Riding Lesson
Private Lesson: 48$-
Per hour
Group Lesson: 36$ -
Per hour
Beginner lessons: 50$ -
Private for an hour and a half, for the first 6 months
Advanced Lessons: 52 -
Small groups for an hour and a half.
Foal Training
For horses under 3 years of age who need training in any area.
6 months to one year old: 60$
A hour
One year to two years : 50$
A hour
Two years to three or +: 40$
A hour
Specific Horse Training
Dressage: 50$
A hour
Show Jumping: 55$
A hour
Barrel Racing: 38$
A hour
Track Racing :47
A hour
Hunter: 45
A hour
Eventing: 50$
A hour
Field hunting: 48$
A hour
English pleasure Riding: 48$
A hour
Saddle Seat : 45$
A hour
Western pleasure: 45$
A hour
Reining: 50$
A hour
Working Cattle:50$
A hour
Competitive Trail: 46$
A hour
Gaming: 35$
A hour
* Hunter - Hunter riders ride their horses over fences in the show ring. The horses are judged for how nice and smooth their rounds are, and for how well they jump the jumps. Generally the jumps are not excessively high and the courses are easy to learn.
* Jumper - Jumpers are the speed events of the jumping world. The jumps are bigger and brighter than hunter jumps and the horses are judged on how quickly and cleanly they can jump the jumps.
* Dressage - When riding dressage, you strive to perfect your riding so that you and the horse become as one. You ask the horse to perform a variety of paces and movements around the ring according to a test that you memorize. There is no jumping in dressage.
* Eventing - An event rider not only must be good at dressage, but must also manage the jumper ring. Additionally, the horses and riders must compete over a cross-country course of obstacles.
* The Hunt - Field hunting is quite different than riding a show hunter. Field hunters follow the hounds to chase fox across the countryside. Usually riders join a hunt club and participate in hunts with that club.
* Pleasure Riding - There is riding for pleasure, and pleasure riding for show. Some breeds are very competitive in the English pleasure ring. Many pleasure riders, though, only ride horses for their own enjoyment, hacking along roads or fields rather than worrying about competition.
* Saddle Seat - Saddle seat riding is generally limited to specific breeds, but can be quite popular. The horses are trained to step lively and show off their gaits while the rider sits upright, working the horse in the classic, old Park style.
Western riding also has a range of disciplines.
* Pleasure - This is what many people think of when they think of a Western rider. A Pleasure rider can be a show rider, or just someone who rides for their enjoyment. Western pleasure is very competitive, and requires a specific type of horse and way of going.
* Reining - Reining is the Western equivalent of dressage. Horses are required to do movements such as sliding stops and roll backs. A well trained reining pair can be fascinating to watch.
* Working Cattle - There are a range of Western events that specifically work with cattle. Cutting and Team Penning are some of the more popular events.
* Gaming - One of the most fun Western disciplines is gaming. Many gaming horses are specialists, and work best at their specific events. Some popular Western games include barrel racing, pole bending and the keyhole race.
* Competitive Trail - Competitive trail has horses working through trail classes where horses negotiate a series of obstacles to complete their course.
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