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Want to have fun? Want to be competitive?
Lessons at Creidmount Saddle Club are for everyone!
Lessons
30-minute private, $55
45-minute small group, $60 per rider
XC schooling, $65 - lesson horse and hauling fees may apply
Coaching
Starts at $75 per day
$450 per three-day weekend (includes Thursday lesson)
Hauling, mileage and stabling fees may also apply
Training
Contact for more information
Equine purchase consult, $35/hr.
What you'll need to get started in lessons!
We require all riders, youth and adult, to wear riding-approved and properly fitted helmets. Bike helmets are not allowed. Helmets are provided if you do not have one.
Breeches, leggings or jeans with no pocket bling.
Shirts should be tucked in and baggy sweatshirts/jackets should be avoided.
Riding-appropriate boots that cover the ankle and have a 1" heel. No fashion boots. We have a small selection of boots for riders to borrow.
Gloves are optional.
A lot of riders prefer to have their own grooming kit. This should include a hoof pick, soft brush, hard brush and a curry comb.
As you or your child become more advanced and maybe even starts to show, more level-appropriate equipment will be needed. Your instructor will go over these needs with you when the time is right.
30-minute private, $55
45-minute small group, $60 per rider
XC schooling, $65 - lesson horse and hauling fees may apply
Coaching
Starts at $75 per day
$450 per three-day weekend (includes Thursday lesson)
Hauling, mileage and stabling fees may also apply
Training
Contact for more information
Equine purchase consult, $35/hr.
What you'll need to get started in lessons!
We require all riders, youth and adult, to wear riding-approved and properly fitted helmets. Bike helmets are not allowed. Helmets are provided if you do not have one.
Breeches, leggings or jeans with no pocket bling.
Shirts should be tucked in and baggy sweatshirts/jackets should be avoided.
Riding-appropriate boots that cover the ankle and have a 1" heel. No fashion boots. We have a small selection of boots for riders to borrow.
Gloves are optional.
A lot of riders prefer to have their own grooming kit. This should include a hoof pick, soft brush, hard brush and a curry comb.
As you or your child become more advanced and maybe even starts to show, more level-appropriate equipment will be needed. Your instructor will go over these needs with you when the time is right.
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