Do I need to bring my own tack for riding lessons at White Fences?
Riders are not required to bring their own tack for lessons at White Fences. Lesson horses are provided with appropriate, well-fitted tack to ensure comfort, safety, and consistency in training. Riders who own their own tack are welcome to use it with prior approval from the trainer, provided it fits the horse correctly and is…
Read MoreWhat’s the difference between a lesson reservation and a lease?
Lesson reservations allow riders to use the same horse for lessons, paid for on a monthly basis, while leases offer additional riding time and more responsibility for the horse’s care.
Read MoreWhere can I find information on all your pricing and fees?
Our rates vary based on the specific services (boarding, lessons, training programs). You can view our standard pricing on our dedicated Rates page. For a personalized quote or detailed information, please contact us directly.
Read MoreHow do I reserve a specific horse for my lessons?
We offer a Horse Fee Reservation option that allows riders to reserve their preferred mount for every lesson. How it works: Choose your favorite horse from our lesson program, and we’ll assign that mount to you for each of your scheduled rides. Horse reservations are subject to trainer approval and availability, and an additional fee…
Read MoreDo I need to be in a training program to lease a horse?
Yes. All riders participating in a lease must be enrolled in a training program with a White Fences instructor. This ensures consistency, safety, and the well-being of both horse and rider.
Read MoreDo leased horses stay on property?
Yes. All leased horses remain on-site at White Fences and continue to receive full-care boarding, professional oversight, and regular training.
Read MoreCan I reserve a horse for a show or clinic?
Yes — horses can be reserved for approved riders participating in shows, clinics, or special events. Reservation requests must be made in advance and approved by the barn owner. An additional fee may apply.
Read MoreWhat’s the difference between a partial lease and a full lease?
Experience the joy of riding without the full commitment of ownership! Our Partial Lease package offers a fantastic opportunity to bond with one of our wonderful horses. Here’s what you get: Four practice rides per month: Dedicated time to develop your skills and connect with your lease horse. Comprehensive care: Cost includes farrier, routine veterinary…
Read MoreDo you offer horse leasing at White Fences?
Yes, we offer both partial and full leases depending on rider level, horse availability, and training goals. Leasing gives riders more saddle time and helps build a consistent relationship with their assigned horse. Rider must be in a riding program.
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