Cross-country Schooling
Our 30-acre cross country field boasts a schooling course from beginner novice to advanced level. Almost all of our jumps are portable and are moved on a regular basis to ensure the best possible footing. Our permanent obstacles include a water complex with four banks of different sizes, a mound and easy entry ways for the lower levels or younger horses. Additionally, we have three open ditches, a bank complex and a full coffin, which can be set to emulate a proper advanced question. Along with priding ourselves on maintaining top quality footing, we also ensure there are appropriate questions set for all levels. Along with our cross country course we also have a full show jump course that is usually set on grass, as well as a meticulously maintained grass gallop that circles the entire schooling field.
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Schooling by appointment only
Signed releases are required by everyone on property
Payment must be made prior to mounting
Helmets are required
Safety vests are required for Cross Country
Please keep dogs in vehicles or at home
No minors without adult supervision
All trainers and coaches must have their own liability policy
Ride and jump at your own risk
Please notify staff of any broken or disrupted jumps
Please clean up after both yourself and your horse. Thank you for taking your trash home with you.
Anyone who fails to pay, fill out a release, or does not follow safety measures will be asked to not return.
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Cross Country schooling $60.00 (per horse).
Show Jump Course $30.00 (per horse).
Gallop $30.00 (per horse).
If you use multiple you must pay for multiple. For example, Cross country $60.00 + Show Jumping $30.00 = $90.00
Payment due upon arrival! No refunds.
Anyone who fails to pay, fill out a release or does not follow safety measures will be asked to not return.
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Proceed down the main entrance until you reach the right arrow that indicates trailer parking. Please stay to the right and park on the grass field in front of the outdoor. If you enter into the parking area by the houses and barn you have gone too far.