| JUBILEE HORSE COMPANY Colorado New Mexico Lessons * Day Camps * Week Long Camps * Training * Clinics 303-653-2833 575-638-5661 jubileejp@msn.com |

| Jubilee Horse Company and Bridlewood Stables |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
| 1. What safety precautions do you take while riding? Helmets are required and the first lessons that are taught are those of safety. How to approach you horse, how to mount properly, sitting properly in the saddle, etc. Also, all students start in western saddles, due to the way they are made (versus an English saddle) they provide more "hold" for the rider. 2. Does every rider wear a helmet? EVERY student MUST wear a helmet while riding. Also, while students are grooming their horse, they should have their helmet on. We have helmets available, but can't guarantee that they will fit properly. 3. Can parents stay and watch the lesson? We encourage parents to watch and learn. If kids are interested in riding and showing horses as part of their life, the parents need to be involved to help, learn and generally be involved. The kids with involved parents go far. 4. How much are group, semiprivate, and private lessons cost? Group lessons are $40/lesson per rider and last an hour long (if you have your own horse the lesson is $30). We offer semiprivate lessons for families, you would pay the group lesson rate. For example, if the a family has three kids and they all want to take a lesson together, that is considered semiprivate. We offer private lessons and they are available upon request. 5. If I take a group lesson, how large a group will I be working with? On average there are 4 kids in a group lesson. We have 6 kids in the summer camp, so those lessons are with 6. 6. What type of riding lessons do you offer? We offer the whole suite of equestrian riding disciplines, western, english, jumping, etc. Most of the riders with the Jubilee Horse Company are western riders and show in reining, cow work, and related shows. Many of our serious riders ride more than once a week. If there is the ability we encourage riding several times a week to keep the skill level growing. 7. Can I have the names and telephone #'s of other students to call for references? We prefer that you come to the barn and meet the kids and parents and the adult riders. We have a great barn where everyone is willing to help and answer all your questions. It also gives you chance to see the lessons in action. 8. Are there trails available I can ride on with supervision? We do go on trail rides, but it is not a part of the lessons we provide. For example we do not have a Trail Riding time where people who have never ridden come and jump on a horse and go out for a ride. Trail riding is very different from arena riding and we want to be sure that our riders are prepared in the arena before they go "out". 8. Can I stall my horse with at Bridlewood Stables Jubilee Horse Company does not own the Bridlewood Stables. Please contact them directly for boarding information. http://bridlewoodstables.com Jubilee - Bridlewood Release Form |