Leigh Farms Collective is an education-first riding and training program focused on all around horsemanship. I primarily work with non-competitive riders who want to build real skills in a low-pressure, supportive environment.
All services operate on either a two-day or three-day per week schedule and require a three month minimum. This commitment ensures horses receive the consistency and repetition they need to develop correct habits without rushing. Progress is always individualized, intentional, and guided by quality rather than arbitrary milestones.
My focus begins with flatwork fundamentals, progressing towards work over fences when appropriate. Jumping is approached with care and restraint, prioritizing the horse’s long-term soundness and bodily longevity over height or quantity.
For riders who eventually want to move on to larger goals, I’m happy to help guide that transition through my trusted professional network. This program is designed to be a strong foundation—not a ceiling.
Frequently Asked Questions
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$320/mo for 2 contacts a week.
$420/mo for 3 contacts a week.
Contacts are either mounted lessons or training rides ridden by Jared. -
No. A limited number of lease horses may be available. Lease fees are paid separately and grant access to a horse suited to you for the duration of your program. This often suits a rider who wants to test horse ownership before fully committing.
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This program is best suited for riders with some prior riding experience. Riders should be comfortable at the walk, trot and canter.
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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.