EM Services

Services

Horse Training

Riding Instruction

Horse Sales

Horse Showing

Diet Analysis

Other Services

References

Horse Training:

All horses in training receive a generic diet analysis at no charge if desired. Owners can receive access to an online password protected training log for daily progress updates for $1 per day. Training sessions can include groundwork, riding, free jumping, riding lessons and more depending on your horses needs.

$400 per month for full training, 5 days per week (possible 6th day by an assitant)

$275 for partial training, 3 days per week, or $25 per session.

10% discount for 5 or more sessions paid in advance.

Riding Instruction:

In hand, round pen, or riding lessons based on current training level of horse and rider. Can be included as part of a training package. Riding evaluations are available to track progress toward your goals.

$30 private

$25 group

10% discount for 5 lessons, 20% discount for 10 lessons paid in advance.

Horse Sales:

When selling your horse, it is very important to find someone who will represent you and your horse both fairly and to your best advantage. April has excelled in this area since 1998. Her expert marketing efforts will get your horse sold to the perfect home with an iron clad sales agreement to ensure your horses future well being. References available below.

Current openings for commissioned sales at 10% with $500 minimum.

Another unique sales strategy is occasionally available to exceptional prospects only after a sales evaluation. Email for details.

Horse Showing:

Do you like big ribbons? So do we!

$50 per day for Local and/or schooling shows.

$200 for Class B/C shows (entire show)

$300 for Class A shows (entire show)

Regional's, Nationals, and others on a case by case basis. Discounts available for current clients.

Diet Analysis:

Diet analysis includes a look at the whole horse- how much exercise they receive, their living conditions, current feed review, etc.

Analysis can be as specific or as generic as the owner prefers, from simply what hay and grain to feed, to complex vitamin and supplement calculation.