how much are horse ridding lessons?

Answer 1

Like most people have said, it depends on where you live, what you want (an hour group lesson or 1/2 hour private, etc) and which instructor you use.

I have paid as little as £14 for an hours group lesson, and as much as £35 for an hours private lesson with the school's best instructor.

If you are just starting out, I'd recommend one or two half hour private lessons, just to get the feel of things, before joining a group lesson of similar ability.

Answer 2

It depends a lot on the place you're riding (different states are more expensive and different stables are more expensive), the style you're riding, if you have your own horse and tack and things, if you go early and tack up your own horse or if they have to do it for you, and what level you are and how much you want to learn. Private lessons are much more expensive than group lessons, but usually as a beginner first time rider, you start with privates before going into groups. If you're in a place that doesn't have a lot of horses and you're taking private lessons, it can be $70-90... if you're training with a really really good upper level instructor, lessons are likely to be that much too. but if you're taking basic lessons in groups with a basic instructor at an average barn, you can get lessons for about $20. Private lessons are likely to be $5-15 more expensive than the groups. All of those estimates are for hour lessons. At my barn we have lessons for very little kids and we take them around on the horse for 15 minutes and it only costs $7. So it depends on what you're looking for. I'm going to say the average cost of lessons is probably $20-30 for an hour lesson.

Answer 3

When I was taking lessons, like 15 years ago, it was $15 for a half hour. But that was 15 years ago, and I live in a cheap area of the country. I would call around to stables and ask how much they charge.

Answer 4

go to storybrook stables.com the riding lessons there are $20 a lesson. that is the chepest ive seen other places are like $45 for a half hour. the lessons at SBS are an hour long

Answer 5

It depends, an hour may cost $30 dollars somewhere, where another place may charge $60-80 dollars for 45 minutes. Sometimes private lessons may cost more, about $120 dollars an hour.

Answer 6

well it depends on the area u live in, and the place u go to. try calling a horse riding place and ask them they pay for an hour or how long u will do it. hope this helps!

Answer 7

it depends on which area you live in if you wish to ride half an hour or an hour try looking in your yellow pages or ask at a tack shop they will know good local riding schools and recommend one near to you ridding is great i loved it i cant ride at the moment but will when i can again