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| Foxtail Farm |
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| and Riding academy, LLC Training |
At Foxtail Farm and Riding
Academy, the methods of
Natural Horsemanship and
Classical Equitation are used
to train the horse.
Natural Horsemanship is a
type of training which uses
the natural instincts of a
horse as an advantage in
training.
By speaking in a horse's
"language," communication
is clear and precise, and
results in accepting and
willing horses. Problem
horses often benefit from
work in Natural
Horsemanship, and then go
on to work in the more
formal method of training,
Classical Equitation.
Classical Equitation
(Dressage), long known to be
the foundation for all
disciplines of riding, is then
taught to the horse in order
to properly engage the
hindquarters and create a
forward horse.
Once the horse has solidly
completed basic dressage
work under saddle and is
going softly, it is ready for
more advanced work in
Dressage, jumping, or
eventing; however, the
dressage work is always
progressing. The best
jumpers will tell you: "Good
jumping is Dressage in
between fences..."
As the horse's training
progresses, combinations of
training techniques such as
flexions, longeing, ground
driving, trail riding, and
hauling all are combined to
create a calm, well-mannered
horse who is suitable for
progressing through the
levels of competition.
Full Training for your horse
(5 days training per week
plus turnout) is available for
$650. This price includes
Strategy grain for your horse
(or Revolution/beet pulp for
hard keepers), dewormer
program, psyllium pellet
program, and one day a
month training off premesis
for shows or miscellaneous
training opportunities.
Holding for vet/farrier, etc...
Horses in training are also
given a health record book,
which is kept in the stable, as
well as a training log to keep
track of the horses' progress.
Basically, all your horses
needs except vet and farrier
expenses are taken care of.
Clients with horses in full
training are welcome to
observe their horses' training.
You may opt to have as
many as 2 days per week to
use as half hour training
lessons with the instructor.
Show Training (2 training
rides from trainer, up to 3
lessons, and 5 days turnout
per week) is available for
$600 per month, and also
includes grain, dewormer
program, psyllium pellets,
health book, rider and horse
evaluation log, farrier and vet
calls, and one off-site training
day or video recorded lesson
once per month.
Breaking-In/Starting is
available for a flat fee of
$700, and usually takes 1-3
months, depending on
previous ground training.
Your horse will learn to walk,
trot, canter, halt, and
rein-back under saddle.
Half Time Training: More
training options are available
and start at $300 per month;
please contact us.
Board is not included, and
starts at $225 per month
through Pony Park Horse
Boarding.
Academy, the methods of
Natural Horsemanship and
Classical Equitation are used
to train the horse.
Natural Horsemanship is a
type of training which uses
the natural instincts of a
horse as an advantage in
training.
By speaking in a horse's
"language," communication
is clear and precise, and
results in accepting and
willing horses. Problem
horses often benefit from
work in Natural
Horsemanship, and then go
on to work in the more
formal method of training,
Classical Equitation.
Classical Equitation
(Dressage), long known to be
the foundation for all
disciplines of riding, is then
taught to the horse in order
to properly engage the
hindquarters and create a
forward horse.
Once the horse has solidly
completed basic dressage
work under saddle and is
going softly, it is ready for
more advanced work in
Dressage, jumping, or
eventing; however, the
dressage work is always
progressing. The best
jumpers will tell you: "Good
jumping is Dressage in
between fences..."
As the horse's training
progresses, combinations of
training techniques such as
flexions, longeing, ground
driving, trail riding, and
hauling all are combined to
create a calm, well-mannered
horse who is suitable for
progressing through the
levels of competition.
Full Training for your horse
(5 days training per week
plus turnout) is available for
$650. This price includes
Strategy grain for your horse
(or Revolution/beet pulp for
hard keepers), dewormer
program, psyllium pellet
program, and one day a
month training off premesis
for shows or miscellaneous
training opportunities.
Holding for vet/farrier, etc...
Horses in training are also
given a health record book,
which is kept in the stable, as
well as a training log to keep
track of the horses' progress.
Basically, all your horses
needs except vet and farrier
expenses are taken care of.
Clients with horses in full
training are welcome to
observe their horses' training.
You may opt to have as
many as 2 days per week to
use as half hour training
lessons with the instructor.
Show Training (2 training
rides from trainer, up to 3
lessons, and 5 days turnout
per week) is available for
$600 per month, and also
includes grain, dewormer
program, psyllium pellets,
health book, rider and horse
evaluation log, farrier and vet
calls, and one off-site training
day or video recorded lesson
once per month.
Breaking-In/Starting is
available for a flat fee of
$700, and usually takes 1-3
months, depending on
previous ground training.
Your horse will learn to walk,
trot, canter, halt, and
rein-back under saddle.
Half Time Training: More
training options are available
and start at $300 per month;
please contact us.
Board is not included, and
starts at $225 per month
through Pony Park Horse
Boarding.
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