2008
Fairhaven
Farm
Price
List
Boarding:
At
Fairhaven, it’s all about the horses and the land. We try to protect the horses and the land long term instead of making decisions based on instant
gratification. Horses love stability
in their feeding, their pasture mates and their routine. Therefore I love the same things.
In
order to encourage stability, my pricing structure rewards those willing to
commit to longer boarding agreements. The
below pricing reflects “one month commitment/6 month commitment/1 year
commitment (see below):
Full
Board: $400/$375/$350/month.
Horse stalled ½ day & turned out ½ day.
Daily full board
:
(subject to stall availability)
$15/day.
Modified
Full Board: $375/$350/$325/month.
Horse stalled during bad weather, or when grazing needs to be controlled, turned
out during good weather.
*Private turnout available for additional fee.
*10%
commission/payback (from lesson fee), for horses used in lessons.
All
boarding includes: 1) Access to tack room, grooming area, arena and trails. 2)
Up to 6 lbs of grain per day and 1-1 ½ % of body weight in hay or grass, to
maintain good body condition. 3) If
supplied by owner, prepackaged supplements/feed; simple blanketing; & fly
spray. Arrangements can be made for
horses requiring specialty or additional feeds.
Training:
$125/week
or $400/month plus board and expenses:
incl. 5 rides/ week minimum, often 6.
Depending on horses’ age and attention span, sessions may be broken up
into two shorter sessions per day instead of one longer one.
Rain days are traded for off days. Goals
will be set and discussed prior to horses’ arrival date.
References available.
Additional
Services:
Non-training
handling Fee: (farrier, vet, meds, ordering items for owner,
administering wormer, etc): $5, plus $5 each additional 20 min.
Blanket Repair:
Basic to moderate: $20
Laundry service:
$20/month pads and wraps; $10 ea. for blankets and sheets.
Clipping:
Full: $175, Hunter: $150, Trace: $50, Strip: $30
Pulling/shortening
main: $25.
Doesn’t incl. administering or cost of
sedative if necessary.
Lessons:
$10 discount if month is prepaid.
$5 off if you board with
Fairhaven
. (ex: 4 pre-paid non boarder
privates = $130.
4 prepaid boarder privates = $110). Missed
lessons must be made up during the current month or they are forfeited.
Private
(1 person): $35
Semi-Private
(2 people): $30 per person
½ Hour Private:
$30. Advanced student “tune-up”
and riders under 6y.o.
Group
(3-6 people): $25 per person
Trail Lesson:
$45 per person. 1 ½ hour
includes basic grooming, tacking, riding-review in ring, and trail etiquette,
followed by scenic trail ride.
Horse Shows
Coaching:
Includes coarse walks and warm up.
$50/day plus expenses if I’m child’s caregiver
$35 per horse/rider, per day.
$150/day minimum if I’m not showing.
Braiding:
Mane:
$35
Tail: $15
Both: $45
Entry
Fees:
As published by show host plus $10
handling fee if
Fairhaven
enters classes for you.
Coaches
Hotel and tack-stalls:
split amongst
students.
Show
assistant:
Fee split amongst students. Assists students with loading and loose ends
during the show day. Mandatory when
child to adult ratio exceeds 4:1
Show
Horse Leasing:
$75/day plus expenses. Must be actively taking lessons with
Fairhaven
.
Shared horse: $75/day
pro-rated by number of classes and expenses.
$30/day minimum per rider.
Example: Two riders share
horse “Spot”.
Rider A does 5 classes and rider B does 1 class.
$75 divided by 6 classes = $12.50 per class.
Rider A pays: 5 x $12.50= $62.50
Rider B pays $30/day horse minimum.
Hauling:
$50 hookup minimum (1 horse) or
$30 minimum per horse if more than one horse from same location.
Due to rising fuel costs, call for current pricing.
You load and unload the horse. If
I load the horse the first 10 minutes are free and it’s a dollar ($1) a minute
after that. Please let me know in
advance if your horse has trouble loading so I can budget time to work with
them.
Common distances for
shows: These
mileages are approximate only and still being verified.
Rivermont:
30 miles: last year, $1.50/mile = $45.
$50 min if you’re by yourself, $30 min per person for more than one
person.
Big
Bear: 220 miles: last year,
$1.50/mile= $330 1 horse, $330/2=$165 each 2 horses, $330/3=$110 each 3 horses.
Poplar
Place Farm: 250 miles x $1.50=$375
one horse, $187.5 each 2 horses, $125 each 3 horses.
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