Leasing
Full and Half Lease Program
Leasing is a great opportunity for any level of rider!
It allows you to improve your skills (which can only be learned by spending extra time in the saddle), expand your horse husbandry experience and spend time loving and caring for a special horse.
Leasing is also a great stepping stone to owning your own horse. It can be the most cost effective way of advancing to the next level, which broaden your choices for the type of horse you can then purchase. Leasing also gives you the experience of owning without the responsibility and expense beyond the lease term, so it is a great way to “test out” you or your child’s level of commitment before purchasing.
It is a terrific option for getting your “horse fix´ if horse ownership is simply not in your budget.
When leasing a safe, quality horse there are 2 components to the cost: the lease fee and the cost of care. The LEASE FEE is a one-time fee paid to the owner of the horse. This fee varies from horse to horse, depending on their athletic ability, training and demeanor. This fee helps the owner recoup some of the costs from the initial purchase of the horse and its subsequent upkeep.
The COST OF CARE FEE covers the ongoing monthly costs involved in the upkeep of the horse. While most things such as board are a relatively consistent, the cost of shoeing, additional feed/supplements, and routine vet maintenance can vary, so the cost of care will vary slightly from horse to horse.
We have a number of wonderful horses available for lease through the HVRA program.
Leases are Full or Half. A Full Lease entitles you to complete access to the horse as though you own
it. A Half Lease entitles you to limited access to the horse - up to 3 days a week.
Additional benefits to Leasing
*Reduced rate for lessons.
*Priority when scheduling lesson times.
*Use of your lease horse for your lessons.
*Use of your lease horse for showing.
*Horse use fee is waived at horse shows.
HVRA Horses lease horses
Level 1 horse – This horse is suitable for riders from the walk/trot through crossrail level.
Level 2 horse – This horse is suitable for riders through the 2’0 level.
Level 3 horse - This horse is suitable for riders through the 2’3 level.
HVRA Show horse or outside lease horse - Riders wishing to be mounted competitively and/or jump at 2’6 or higher, will need to purchase or lease horse a horse of that caliber. When you are ready to take that step will are here to help find the right horse should a HVRA show horse not be available. Price varies depending on the ability and show record of the horse.
Sales, purchasing, leasing
Purchasing Information
Ready to look for your own horse? Let us use our combined 40 years of experience in the horse industry to help you find just the right one!! Aside from teaching their clients to ride, trainers also play a vital role assisting clients in finding suitable horses when it comes time to purchase or lease their own.
