Boarding and lesson rates in Montgomery, Texas What it costs, in plain numbers.
Every price we publish, on one page. Where a price isn't set, or isn't published, we say so. Prices are per month unless marked.
| What | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Full-care board | $1,200a month | On its own |
| Board in a program | $1,000a month, plus the program | While your horse is in full training, or you ride in a lesson program |
| Private riding lesson | $75an hour | One rider, one trainer. No horse needed. |
| Lesson programs | Coming soon | Ask us |
| Training | Ask us | In full training, board is $1,000 plus training |
| Leases | Ask us | For riders ready for more |
| Extras, and what's due at move-in | Ask us | Anything charged on top of board |
Board
How board is priced.
Full-care board is $1,200 a month on its own.
It's $1,000 a month while your horse is in full training or you ride in a lesson program, with the program paid on top.
Board pays for care, never for training.
What full care includes: turnout on grass every day, a covered arena lit for evening riding, and someone living on the property. Ask us for the full list.
More about boardingLessons
Riding lessons
| What | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Private lesson | $75 | An hour. One rider, one trainer, on a barn horse. |
Lesson programs are coming soon. Ask us.
Boarders: in a lesson program, board is $1,000 a month, plus the program. Until packages launch, ask us what counts.
Training
Training
Training prices aren't published: ask us. Training packages are coming soon.
While your horse is in full training, board is $1,000 a month, with training paid on top.
Leases
Horses for lease
Some of the barn's own horses can be leased, for riders ready for more. Lease prices aren't published: ask us which horses are available and what each costs.
Paying
How paying works.
Board
Renews automatically each month, by card or bank account (ACH), through Stripe.
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Not sure which fits?
Tell us about the rider or the horse, and we'll help you choose. Or come and see the barn first.