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Join our school program
At Harvest View Stables, we welcome horse
enthusiasts of all ages and abilities.
Instructors Barb Royer, Betsy Klenk, Amanda Brandt and Alisa Pitt join Cindy Gilbert
in the school program. We offer lessons Tuesday through Saturday, and lessons
typically last one hour. For young children, we recommend our one-half-hour lessons.
Safety is of utmost importance, and your lesson includes proper handling and
grooming techniques, as well as riding in one of our arenas. If you are interested in
riding cross country, we offer guided cross country lessons once you have
demonstrated that you can halt your horse from a walk, trot and canter in the arena.
Our students who wish to show, but who do not yet own a horse, may choose to
partial-lease a school horse. Our partial-lease program includes weekly lessons
and/or practice rides, along with the privilege of using the horse for off-site events
such as horse shows, fox hunts, paper chases and hunter paces.
enthusiasts of all ages and abilities.
Instructors Barb Royer, Betsy Klenk, Amanda Brandt and Alisa Pitt join Cindy Gilbert
in the school program. We offer lessons Tuesday through Saturday, and lessons
typically last one hour. For young children, we recommend our one-half-hour lessons.
Safety is of utmost importance, and your lesson includes proper handling and
grooming techniques, as well as riding in one of our arenas. If you are interested in
riding cross country, we offer guided cross country lessons once you have
demonstrated that you can halt your horse from a walk, trot and canter in the arena.
Our students who wish to show, but who do not yet own a horse, may choose to
partial-lease a school horse. Our partial-lease program includes weekly lessons
and/or practice rides, along with the privilege of using the horse for off-site events
such as horse shows, fox hunts, paper chases and hunter paces.
| Prices - effective 4/1/07 (Haul-ins welcome) One hour private lesson Boarders $43; Haul-Ins/Non-boarders $48 (includes haul-in/horse-use fee) One hour small group lesson (2-4 riders) Boarders $32; Haul-Ins/Non-boarders $37 (includes haul-in/horse-use fee) 1/2-hour private lesson Boarders $28; Haul-Ins/Non-boarders $32 (includes haul-in/horse-use fee) Partial-Lease School Horse Includes group lessons and/or practice rides, and permission to show your leased horse at off-site events. Requires quarterly commitment. Talk with Cindy for details. |
| In addition to our regular lesson program, we offer periodic clinics and camps. We also participate in some local and schooling shows throughout the year. Students who own or lease horses may participate in off-site shows. Check our events page to see what's coming up! |
| Lesson Student Incentive Program We've developed a referral program to encourage our students to bring their friends to Harvest View. When a student refers a new regular lesson student (defined as someone taking at least six lessons in a three-month period), that student will receive a free riding lesson. Additionally, if you refer someone to one of our summer day camps, you will receive 15% off your camp tuition. If you have questions or would like more info, please get in touch with Cindy. |
We require a 24-hour cancellation notice if you must miss your scheduled lesson.
You may schedule a make-up lesson within a week to avoid a cancellation fee.
We encourage students to check in approximately 15 minutes prior to their lesson.
All students must wear long pants, protective head gear* and hard-soled shoes or
boots. If you don't have a helmet, you may borrow one of ours for your first few
lessons.
*Head gear should be an approved ASTM helmet. Don't buy a used helmet from
an unknown owner or shop, because if a fall has taken place, it may have affected
the helmet's safety and integrity.
You may schedule a make-up lesson within a week to avoid a cancellation fee.
We encourage students to check in approximately 15 minutes prior to their lesson.
All students must wear long pants, protective head gear* and hard-soled shoes or
boots. If you don't have a helmet, you may borrow one of ours for your first few
lessons.
*Head gear should be an approved ASTM helmet. Don't buy a used helmet from
an unknown owner or shop, because if a fall has taken place, it may have affected
the helmet's safety and integrity.
| Click on Buck's nose to go back home. |
