Client
Involvement
You are welcome to be involved with
the starting and re-education process of your horse. We ask
that you give Fred the first week to work with your horse
alone so he can concentrate purely on your horse's training,
then are happy for twice weekly visits for you to watch the
progress of your horse's training. During the first week you
will be regularly updated on your horse's progress.
Appointments can be made by phone
or email to come out and watch your horse being worked. We
ask that you keep to your appointment time and advise us of
any changes 24 hours before the appointment. We also ask that
you leave your children at home and also, for the privacy
of other owners, only stay for the duration of the training
of your own horse.
Once your horse is having rides out of the
round yard, you are welcome to accompany Fred on a ride out
with your horse. This offers a fantastic opportunity for you
to keep up to date with what your horse is doing. You're welcome
to bring up a horse of your own to ride out with, or we offer
Roy our lead horse, however we ask that clients sign a standard
disclaimer before riding Roy. He is very quiet, but any horse
can be unpredictable and everybody
'rides at their own risk', as at shows and clinics.
We will not book your horse in for re-education
unless we get a commitment from you to be involved in the
process as we find this is just as important as re-educating
the horse itself. We also like every owner to complete at
least one handover ride with their horse before taking them
home.
We like to offer support once your horse
has gone home. We love to hear how things are progressing
and are also available to answer questions.
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Chief's owner out for a ride with Fred

Ali - first ride on Mocha
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