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It means that safety comes first, before anything else you do. It is of utmost importance whether feeding, grooming, tacking, riding, trailering or exercising your horse. All students learn wise ways ...
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Students can achieve measurable results regardless of age or physical ability based on their personal and specific, age-appropriate goals and objectives, as well as skill level. Goals and objectives will be ...
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No, Happy Hoof Beats will provide you a school horse. Once a rider can demonstrate comprehensive riding and safety skills their own horse will be considered for their riding program or ...
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Yes. Tests will be written, verbal, and/or by demonstration.
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Because lessons are private, observers are allowed as agreed by rider and Happy Hoof Beats.
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To make progress students are encouraged to commit to a minimum of one lesson per week.
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Lessons last at least 45 minutes.
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Minors (17 years and younger): An ASTM/SEI Certified riding helmet is required. Happy Hoof Beats strongly recommends using a helmet with an adjustment dial. Adults (18 years and older): ...
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Yes, payments are due at the end of each lesson. Clients can quality for a 5% discount when paying for 20 or more lessons in advance. Clients can also request to ...
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Cash and check. Checks payable to Barbara H. Callihan.
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Your lesson times have been mutually selected specifically for you. A 36-hour notice is required to waive the lesson fee. Riders/clients will be billed for missed lessons and lessons ...
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On those days Lessons will be held in the Clubhouse and may include verbal instructions, reading assigned materials, viewing videos and DVDs or taking tests.
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All students will receive age-appropriate instruction. Students will learn the following: names and location of horse, saddle and bridle parts; safe approach to and departure from horses when on foot; proper ...
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Beginning Lessons take place in enclosed arena at Happy Hoof Beats.