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27569 SR 20, Oak Harbor, WA ~ (360) 678-5767
Riding Lessons
English ~ Western ~ Beginning Dressage
Open Monday ~ Friday
Penn Cove Horsemanship Center offers an extensive lesson program for any rider. Whether you want to pleasure ride or perform
in the show ring our program will work for you. We teach English, Western, and beginning Dressage.
Beginners will learn how
to care for and properly ride a horse. They will gain a strong foundation in horsemanship and theory. More advanced students will
be taught higher levels of horsemanship and will learn how to control the horse’s body parts in order to gain collection and control.
PCHC desires that each student develop a greater understanding and appreciation for horses through our program.
Jennifer is one of the most technical instructors I have ever taken lessons with.
~ Diana Marsh, Kirland, WA
Orientation - required for any student using a lesson horse. You will learn our barn and safety rules, how to handle the horses on
the ground and how to groom and get the horse ready to ride. This lesson is approximately 1 hour long.
Choose from 30 or 45
minutes private lessons. Most students ride one to two times per week. Students riding one time a week or more will have scheduling
priority over students who ride less frequently.
For your riding lessons, you will be required to come early and get your horse
ready and then put your horse away after your lesson. You will learn how to do this during Orientation.
Attire
Boots with at
least ½ inch heel are required.
Helmets are also required but are provided by PCHC.
Lesson Rules
*Lessons must be paid for on
a month to month basis at the beginning of the month.
*Buy 10 lessons in advance, get the 11th lesson FREE.
*If you have special permission
to pay week by week, there is a $1 additional charge per lesson.
*If you are working with an organization that needs to be billed at
the end of each month, there is a $1 additional charge per lesson.
*Lessons will begin promptly at scheduled time. If rider is late
the lesson will be cut short by amount of time rider is late.
*You must give 7 days notice if you cannot attend your lesson.
(You will be charged for you lesson if you do not give sufficient notice) If you give adequate notice you will be allowed to schedule
a make-up lesson for another time. You are allowed 3 sick days a year, after 3 days you will be charged for missed lessons.