1 hour private lesson on own horse - how much?

[horsegirl]

Please round to the nearest £5 so if you pay £18 then chose £20 - Thanks

 

[samp]

I have 45mins lesson on my horse both dressage ans SJ trianer charges £30 for that so I ticked £35

 

[druid]

£30 but lesson has no time limit and with 2 horses we're often out there for ~3 hours

 

[Tempi]

I pay £35 for half an hour with Andrew Gould - top dressage rider/trainer. Im paying £50 for 45mins with Daniel Greenwood in a clinic on bank holiday monday. I think it depends at what level you ride at (ie recreational or competition) as to whom you go to for lessons and therefore how much they cost.

 

[Super_Kat]

Depends who I go to!
I pay £40 p/h for a jump lesson around once a month, I have the occasional lesson with a friend who charges me £15 p/h and if I wanted a private lesosn with one of my college instructors it would be about £25.

 

[Law]

I pay £35 an hour with a regular (good) BHSII- she's bloody marvellous but flipping expensive.
I only pay £25 an hour with my other instructor who is better, dressage oriented and competed internationally as a young woman but she can rarely manage to get out to teach us

Ouch!

 

[Madam_max]

I pay £32.00 with for a weekly flat/jumping lesson with regular instuctor. £50.00 for 45 mins with John Lasstter.

 

[Loupride]

I pay 50euros so ~£35 for a 1 hour lesson with my instructor!

 

[9cheese1]

i pay £40 at their place with a professional

 

[Emma123]

£20 with an ex-international SJ who helps train the YR teams

 

[burtie]

I charge £20 for a full one hour lesson, but offer 45mins for £15 to most people I teach as this suits them better than an hour!

I pay £30 for an hours lesson with my instructor.

 

[RachelB]

£20 for my non-BHS but fabulous instructor. £18.50 for half an hour with my boss, she's BHS though too and is also pretty darned good (although I find I get on better with my YO as an instructor so mostly go to her, plus no travelling expenses!)

 

[HBII]

£17 for half hr or £30 for one hr

Money well spent

 

[BBs]

I pay £40 for an hour with a BE accredited trainer or £50 if he comes to me.

£50 for 45 with BD dressage trainer, but i have to drive an hour to get to her

Half that for Madmare who is fabulous

and as good as the above.

 

[S_L_J]

£30 for an hour - more if she travels to you.

 

[jumpthemoon]

£39 if I take my horse to the local equestrian centre (I get £1 off for taking my own horse), but I also have leesons at home which are £30 for as long as it takes to get it right!

 

[Santa_Claus]

£10 for half an hour (always run over) with brilliant dressage lady from yard so choose £20!

 

[Pasha]

I pay £20/hour with a BHSII (Dressage) and can pay any thing from £35/half an hour to £50/hour with listed BD judges and clinics x

 

[spooks]

i pay £20 per hour for PC instructor and also £20 for 45 mins which usually ends up an hour with an ex international showjumper who is training to be a BSJA accredited coach and is fantastic but have to drive 30 mins to get to her

 

[harrihjc]

I pay £7 for an hour, which sometimes runs over dependiong on what we're doing, and she's absolutely brilliant and sometimes comes to shows with me (unpaid) for support, help and advice

 

[buddly]

i pay £40 with fred bergendorff he comes to me,

 

[fairhill]

I pay £20 an hour for flatwork with a BD instructor, she also charges £12 for 40 mins for when I'm having lessons on both horses. I have fortnightly lessons with her.
I also pay £10 for a half hour jumping lesson with a BSJA YR (he's trained by Steven Smith) on alternate fortnights.

 

[Hullabaloo]

Mine's a bargain - she charges my friend and I £10 each for 1 hour semi-private. I get special rates as I bought my horse from her a few years ago and she's become a mate - doesn't stop her shouting at me though!

 

[celia]

I pay £10 for 45mins - 1 hour (usually nearer an hour though!) with very good instructor who comes to the yard. Don't know what qualifications she does/doesn't have but she's a great teacher and tbh that's all I'm bothered about! I think I'm getting a good deal either way!

 

[Llwyncwn]

£20/hr with my BHS Instructor.
£20/hr with dressage trainer who competes to Inter I.

£45 for 45 mins with Carol Broad when I can get there (not often), and clinic next month with Peter Storr for £60.

 

[susan_w]

Blimey £7. that's cheap. Whereabouts in Kent are you, and how qualified is your instructor. Think that makes a difference.

 

[SpaceMolly]

I pay 30 For a good hour with my instructor, she comes all the way to Oxford from Reading so think I'm getting a good deal.

 

[ecrozier]

£25 for an hour with local SJ, she did some international stuff when she was younger, not sure what qualifications she has but she is excellent! I go there, but that means we can use her school/jumps.
Also do RC lessons at £15 an hour for a group.

 

[murphyboywoody]

I pay £50 for an hours lesson with my dressage trainer and he comes to me most of the time. I also pay £25 for a hours lesson with my jump trainer and i always go to her as she has more jumps than me!!!

 

[ann-jen]

I have 2 instructors, one for dressage and one for show-jumping.
My SJ instructor is a BHSAI and BSJA accredited and charges £30/h
My dressage instructor is BHSI and an ex listed judge. She used to charge £45 for a lesson at home and £40 if I went to her. She has now changed this to a whopping £70/h if she comes to me so I'm either going to have to find a new instructor or always travel to her place.