A bay horse's forelegs folded over a jump in a sand ring, the rider's boot above, pines behind

Horse training in Montgomery County, Texas Training at a small barn.

Hunter/jumper training first, and a dressage trainer teaches here too. If your horse boards here, it trains where it lives. While it's in full training, board is $1,000 a month, with training paid on top. Ask us what training costs.

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Full training

Full training, and $1,000 board.

When your horse is in full training, board is $1,000 a month. Training is paid on top. Board pays for care, never for training.

Training program packages are coming soon. Until then, ask us, and we'll talk through your horse and your goals.

A rider's tall boot in the stirrup on a bay horse

How we train

Hunter/jumper comes first.

  1. Hunter/jumper

    The barn's first discipline, for horse and rider.

  2. Dressage

    A dressage trainer also teaches at Ashfell. Ask us about dressage for your horse.

  3. Western

    Western riding is possible here. Ask us about training.

Cost

What does training cost?

Training prices aren't published. Tell us about your horse, and we'll tell you what we'd suggest and what it costs. Training packages are coming soon.

If your horse boards here, full training brings board to $1,000 a month, with training paid on top.

What owners ask.

Does training lower my board?

Full training does. While your horse is in full training, board is $1,000 a month, with training paid on top.

Does board include training?

No. Board pays for care, never for training.

What does training cost?

Ask us. Training program packages are coming soon.

Is there a dressage trainer?

Yes. A dressage trainer also teaches here. Ask us whether dressage suits your horse.

What about western?

Western riding is possible here. Ask us about training.

Can I see the barn first?

Yes. Book a tour and we'll show you around.

Next step

Tell us about your horse.

Its age, what it does now, and where you'd like to go together. We'll reply to set a time to talk, or to show you the barn.