SFGH Lease program
Leasing is a great way to spend time with a horse without the expense or time commitment of owning a horse.
Here at SFGH, we offer partial leasing to our riders that have completed our 8 week beginner course.
We provide the all care of the lease horses, provide all the hay and grain, and keep the horse in healthy condition to be leased out.
Here at SFGH, we offer partial leasing to our riders that have completed our 8 week beginner course.
We provide the all care of the lease horses, provide all the hay and grain, and keep the horse in healthy condition to be leased out.
horse lease
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Lease includes:
-weekly group lesson with instruction -additional days per week with their horse. (+days) - ability to test up to the next level horse to continue to advance riding skills. - use of tack for leased horse. 6 month contract required, 30 days cancellation noticed required, no make up days for weather horses may be leased to more then one rider, and all horses continue to be used in lesson program. |
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horse show lease
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Showing horses in 4H and open shows is a great way to spend time with horses and advance your riding skills. We offer a lease program specifically for those riders that wish to compete in our local 4H.
Lease includes: - weekly group lesson geared towards competing with their horse. - one day per week open ride/practice time -SFGH hauls the horse to the fair grounds for the shows. -provides hay for the rider to feed while at the show. Rider must: -provide shampoo and bath their horse for the show -provide shavings if horse stall is used at the show. -assist in loading and unloading their horse -provide all care for their horse while at the show -obtain horse show clothing and tack approved by SFGH (some tack maybe borrowed from SFGH if needed) -all class fees and stall fees are paid by the rider. Shows are held at the Monroe County Fair grounds. If rider, wants to attend additional shows outside the Monroe county fair shows, mileage and coaching fees apply . |
”Red light, green light, yellow light
levelS
SAFETY is our number one priority, safety for the rider and safety for the horse.
These horses are not like many lesson horses.....these horses are our family members and we want them to live a long healthy life.
We also strongly believe that every single time you touch a horse, you are either training or un-training that horse.
Over the years, We specifically hand picked each one of our horses for specific reasons, and purchased them at a young age so we could raise them to become the amazing horses they are today. We have spent hours training and testing them in situations so now have designed the following levels based on how much experience the horse has had and their ability to “forgive and forget” any un-training our riders may do.
These horses are not like many lesson horses.....these horses are our family members and we want them to live a long healthy life.
We also strongly believe that every single time you touch a horse, you are either training or un-training that horse.
Over the years, We specifically hand picked each one of our horses for specific reasons, and purchased them at a young age so we could raise them to become the amazing horses they are today. We have spent hours training and testing them in situations so now have designed the following levels based on how much experience the horse has had and their ability to “forgive and forget” any un-training our riders may do.
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green lightGreen means go! Our horses in the green light level are ready to go. They are very experienced and very safe for beginners.
yellow lightYellow, use caution!!! These horses are more advanced beginner safe. These horses may not have as much experience as our green light riders or need a little stronger rider then someone who is brand new to horses.
Red lightRed light.....STOP. These are horses that require an intermediate rider. These horses may have things that need worked on or maybe recently started under saddle.
Please note: stallions will never be used in this program or handled by anyone except the owner. Our riders can test to move up a level and we encourage them to do so as riding different horses improves riding skills. http://www.lrgaf.org/guide/ability.htm
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