how much do you pay for riding lessons?

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mysterymoniker · 19/01/2009 11:31

I don't know exactly how much ours are since recent price increases but it's somewhere between £20 and £25 for half an hour - I know the shinier riding schools round here can be a good £10 more per session

just wondering

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Pixel · 20/01/2009 18:15

Yes, she comes to us once a week and works with dhorse or both of us. I've occasionally gone to her place to ride her schooled horse to keep me one step ahead iyswim.

oxocube · 20/01/2009 18:21

eu 14 per hour - group lesson of usually around 6 kids at a good school

higgle · 20/01/2009 18:22

For me, £26 for 45 minutes private lesson on a weekday - + get the occasional free session on the simulator - this is Gloucestershire (another good reason to move to the county of wonderful schools and hospitals)

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mysterymoniker · 01/02/2009 11:41

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twinsetandpearls · 01/02/2009 11:43

When in Lancashire we found a woman who did lessons from her home and she charged £10 for a half hour solo lesson.

DD now has subsidised lessons through her school which is £70 a term for 45 mins with a group of about 6.

TheInnocentBystander · 01/02/2009 20:10

I have a private freelance instructor who charges £24 an hour (so if theres 2 of you its £12 each). We use our own horses as she comes to us.

I normally just have the lesson with my friend but I do know she'll do 3 in a lesson at once which would be even cheaper.

SueW · 01/02/2009 20:15

East Midlands, £21 for one hour group lesson for DD. I thought it was up to six but it seems to be going up to 8.

Plus riding club on Saturdays. £10 to warm up horse for 20-30 mins and then compete in dressage, working hunter or showjumping.

ponygirl17 · 04/04/2009 21:47

I pay 8 euros for an hour!! For my kids 1/2 hour was 6 euros, they now take 1 hour lessons and it cost the same as mine.... I bet you are all jealous!!!

We live in France btw. We do pay a small annual fee for licenses etc. And actually I have one of the riding school horse on half livery, and I pay 94 euros a month and get one free lesson a week with that, (I have 2 or 3 lessons a week), and I go go in and ride her pretty much when I want.... Because I do not own her I do not have to pay any vets or farrier bills.

MitchyInge · 03/12/2009 23:53

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VicarInaTinselTuTu · 04/12/2009 00:05

thanks mitchy...

wonder what it is in my neck of the woods then.

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