Lease terms vary but typically require a minimum commitment. Specific duration and renewal options are discussed during the leasing process.

Leasing is best suited for riders committed to consistent training and lesson participation. Rider suitability is assessed to ensure a safe and productive partnership for both horse and rider.

Responsibility for veterinary and farrier costs is outlined in the lease agreement and varies depending on the lease structure. This is reviewed in detail prior to finalizing a lease.

In addition to the lease fee, lessees should expect standard expenses such as board, training, lessons, farrier care, veterinary care, and insurance if required.

Lease fees typically do not include board, training, or lessons unless explicitly stated. These services are billed separately according to White Fences’ current rates.

Lease pricing is influenced by factors such as the horse’s training level, show experience, temperament, maintenance requirements, and demand.

The cost to lease a dressage horse varies based on the horse’s training level, experience, suitability, and lease structure. Lease fees are provided upon inquiry once rider goals and fit are assessed. Please note leasing a horse is different than reserving a horse for a lesson. A lease will allow you rides on your own…