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Services we Do Not Offer
-Trail Rides
-Just Riding
-Pop-In Lessons
Our schedule is set to fit the needs of ourselves and our clients.
We manage the care of horses not owned by us and our program is small, and prioritizes our horses mental and physical wellbeing.
Lessons need to be scheduled in advance and, for liability reasons, we don't offer "pop-in" or one-time lessons unless scheduled well in advance.
-Just Visiting
As stated, we manage the care of horses not owned by us personally. Horses, like humans and other animals, have individual health restrictions and personalities. Unless you schedule a time to visit, please do not come into the stable areas and touch or feed the horses.
Some have dietary/medical restrictions.
Some are not friendly.
To keep everyone healthy, safe and happy, we ask that everyone be respectful of our large animal companions.
Thank You!
Boarding FAQ:
Stable Hours:
Our stable hours are 6:30am-8:30pm to ensure that horses are relaxed and settled for night check
Turnout:
Turnout is individual and varies between half day (5hrs) and full day (10hrs) weather permitting. We do not turn horses out on Sundays unless we are home. We take Sundays to run errands off property and would like to know horses are safe inside.
Routine:
Our day starts at 5am for feeding. Horses get beet pulp then grain and water is checked. Between 5:30am and 6am, (weather permitting) horses are turned out and stalls are picked and re-bedded, water buckets are dumped, rinsed and refilled. Horses are then fed hay again outside or in depending on the day. Hay is put in stalls for when horses come in.
Around 11/11:30 we check horses, give hay or water if needed, and swap horses in turnout if needed. Around 3pm, we venture back out to the barn for afternoon chores. Stalls are cleaned if they have been inside, beet pulp, grain and hay are fed, and horses come in between 3:30 and 4pm.
Horses are checked around 6pm and again between 9pm and 10pm for the last time for the night
Lesson FAQ:
Disciplines:
Those lessoning on their own horse are welcome to ride and work on whatever discipline they choose.
First lesson will be an evaluation of, and constructive conversation about, goals to develop a plan of action going forward to suit horse and rider needs. If you are taking lessons on one of our lesson horses, lessons are very horsemanship focused. Building a good working relationship on the ground to move forward under saddle is imperative. Lesson horses will be ridden western and are geared towards western/ranch riding.
Refunds/Cancellations/Makeups:
Lesson fees are non-refundable. Cancellations need to be 24hours prior to lesson to be eligible for a makeup.
Training FAQ:
All Access Pass- You will have rides/work time with Emily in the arena, while she gives constructive guidance on a regular basis. This is what she has found to be the best way to get the horse and rider working together and progressing with the best results.
-Trail Rides
-Just Riding
-Pop-In Lessons
Our schedule is set to fit the needs of ourselves and our clients.
We manage the care of horses not owned by us and our program is small, and prioritizes our horses mental and physical wellbeing.
Lessons need to be scheduled in advance and, for liability reasons, we don't offer "pop-in" or one-time lessons unless scheduled well in advance.
-Just Visiting
As stated, we manage the care of horses not owned by us personally. Horses, like humans and other animals, have individual health restrictions and personalities. Unless you schedule a time to visit, please do not come into the stable areas and touch or feed the horses.
Some have dietary/medical restrictions.
Some are not friendly.
To keep everyone healthy, safe and happy, we ask that everyone be respectful of our large animal companions.
Thank You!
Boarding FAQ:
Stable Hours:
Our stable hours are 6:30am-8:30pm to ensure that horses are relaxed and settled for night check
Turnout:
Turnout is individual and varies between half day (5hrs) and full day (10hrs) weather permitting. We do not turn horses out on Sundays unless we are home. We take Sundays to run errands off property and would like to know horses are safe inside.
Routine:
Our day starts at 5am for feeding. Horses get beet pulp then grain and water is checked. Between 5:30am and 6am, (weather permitting) horses are turned out and stalls are picked and re-bedded, water buckets are dumped, rinsed and refilled. Horses are then fed hay again outside or in depending on the day. Hay is put in stalls for when horses come in.
Around 11/11:30 we check horses, give hay or water if needed, and swap horses in turnout if needed. Around 3pm, we venture back out to the barn for afternoon chores. Stalls are cleaned if they have been inside, beet pulp, grain and hay are fed, and horses come in between 3:30 and 4pm.
Horses are checked around 6pm and again between 9pm and 10pm for the last time for the night
Lesson FAQ:
Disciplines:
Those lessoning on their own horse are welcome to ride and work on whatever discipline they choose.
First lesson will be an evaluation of, and constructive conversation about, goals to develop a plan of action going forward to suit horse and rider needs. If you are taking lessons on one of our lesson horses, lessons are very horsemanship focused. Building a good working relationship on the ground to move forward under saddle is imperative. Lesson horses will be ridden western and are geared towards western/ranch riding.
Refunds/Cancellations/Makeups:
Lesson fees are non-refundable. Cancellations need to be 24hours prior to lesson to be eligible for a makeup.
Training FAQ:
All Access Pass- You will have rides/work time with Emily in the arena, while she gives constructive guidance on a regular basis. This is what she has found to be the best way to get the horse and rider working together and progressing with the best results.
