For Lessee’s

$350/mo for 2 contacts a week.
$420/mo for 3 contacts a week.

For Owners

$500/mo Full Training 4 contacts weekly (Board Billed separately through our host barn Double H)
$200/mo for 1 contact a week.*
$55 Drop in rate for single sessions per contact.*

*Limited to riders who have their own horse

Contacts are generally ground/mounted lessons or training rides ridden by Jared. Specialty consulting (e.g. trailer training) beyond this available on request.

Leigh Farms Collective offers Sales, Training, and Leases out of our host barn. All boarding agreements for training clients are signed with our partner and billed separately. Horses joining our training program must be comfortable living out on pasture in a mixed herd 24/7/365. Inquire for additional information.

This program is best suited for riders with some prior riding experience. Riders should be comfortable at the walk, trot and canter independently.

No. Jared does have school horses for use during a brief 1 month introductory period. The expectation is to graduate onto a partial lease schedule after the assessment period.

As mentioned, a limited number of lease horses may be available at any given time, please inquire for details. Lease fees are paid separately and grant access to a horse suited to you for the duration of your season. This often suits a rider who wants to step up from lessons and test horse ownership before fully committing. If you are a rider shopping for a new horse, look no further. Jared can gladly help guide you through the complex purchase process.

What does the lease fee cover?

The lease fee gives you access to a Leigh Farms horse for the duration and terms of your lease. Lease arrangements include use of the horse for your scheduled riding and training sessions, as outlined in your individual lease agreement.

Lease fees also cover the maintenance costs associated with your respective horse. This includes routine and ongoing care such as shoeing, bodywork, dental care, medications, and other necessary maintenance to keep your lease horse healthy, comfortable, and performing at their best for your visits.

Yes. Leigh Farms horses have the tack and basic equipment necessary for their regular use in the program. If you prefer to use your own equipment, we can discuss whether it is appropriate and properly fitted for the horse.

No. Leigh Farms Collective is not a competitive show program. While solid riding fundamentals are always the goal, this program is not centered around showing. Riders interested in pursuing higher-level or competitive goals can be referred to trusted programs within my professional network when the time is right. Our focus is horsemanship, communication and biomechanics.

Your program should be able to change as you do. If your goals, experience, or your horse’s needs change, we’ll reassess the current program and determine what makes the most sense moving forward. If your goals eventually extend beyond what Leigh Farms is designed to provide, I’ll help you identify an appropriate next step rather than keeping you in a program that no longer fits.

New clients begin with an assessment ride so I can get a better understanding of your current riding, your goals, and what type of program will be the best fit. From there, we’ll establish an appropriate starting point. For riders working with a Leigh Farms school horse, an introductory month may be used to make sure the horse and rider are a good match before moving into an ongoing training or lease program. Ongoing training programs have a three-month minimum commitment.