Training/Schooling
We have space for one or two horses to be taken at a time for schooling / (re)-training. Please contact Soo (0411 623 479) to find out more.
Lessons/Coaching
Lessons are available Tues-Fri during the day and into the evening as well as Saturdays until early afternoon. Our arena is floodlit so lessons are possible in the dark. We are flexible with regard to lesson frequency - some people come twice a week, some once, some fortnightly and some when they feel like it!
[ We regret to advise that at the current time [August 2010] lesson bookings are full. We do have a wait list - it is quite long! If you wish yourself/your child(ren) to be added, please email advising your name, contact details, experience (if any), days/times you are available etc. Many thanks ]
Safety is paramount and private lessons are essential until riders have sufficient control of their mount to be safe riding in company. Groups are intentionally kept small to maximise each rider’s learning and rarely exceed 3 riders.
We believe both horses and riders benefit from cross training and everyone is encouraged to step out of their comfort zone and try new disciplines. The result is a more balanced, confident and rounded horseperson/rider.
For more information select any of the following:
- Schedule of Fees : competitive rates; cancellation and wet weather policies
- School holiday camps : fun and informative; half or full days
- Competition/training days : for all ages and levels of experience
- Schooling : can be discussed on an individual needs basis
- Monthly newsletter : "Student of the Month", informative articles and more
- Certificates : education on all aspects of horsemanship
- Waiver : please read and complete prior to your first lesson
- Clothing requirements : a guide to safe & comfortable attire for riders
Note: Horses are unpredictable by nature and horse riding is a 'risky' sport.
Please:
- No dogs, strollers, umbrellas
- Keep small children attached to you – they can cause accidents and/or get hurt
- Take your rubbish home!