1. Please drive slowly on the property, as there are many small animals,
horses, and children in the stable area.
2. Remain quiet in and around the stables. Horses spook easily and
everyday noises such as screaming, loud music, or a beeping horn can
startle them. Visitors, including siblings, who are disruptive during a
lesson, may be asked to step away from the ring.
3. Parents are welcome to stay and watch during lessons, or otherwise
may drop students off and return at the end of the lesson. If parents
stay, they may stand or sit outside of the arena to watch and listen. All
though tempting, parents coaching from the sidelines can be distracting
and frustrating to riders who are trying to concentrate on the task at
hand.
4. Videotaping and picture taking of riders by their family members is
welcomed. Videotapes can be extremely useful for riders to watch at
home and assess the skills they are learning each week.
5. Visitors are welcome to watch riders from outside the ring, but are asked
to remain outside of the stables and pastures for their own safety.
Visitors are expected to follow stable rules while on the property.
Those that do not follow the rules will be asked to leave.
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