How much do you pay for your lessons?

[ferdi]

i pay £40 for international rider if i go to her or £45 for her to come to me (she is very local so would expect it to be more if she had to travel further) SHE HAS BEEN A GOD SEND AND WORTH EVERY PENNY!!

 

[Ferdinase514]

She is absolutely lovely. She's not far from the M11 trun off. Takes me 1/2 hr from mine.

 

[Acolyte]

£25 for an hour with my favourite instructor ever

- he has evented to Olympic level, used to compete my horse, and is really positive whilst being educational

 

[DressageChick]

£40 with Gareth Hughes (travel to him) for 45 minutes

£10 with YO (for 45min -1hr)

 

[Shrimp]

£25 for 45mins with BE accredited trainer
£27 for 1hr with flatwork instructor, not sure what qualifications she has (has some obviously!) done Badminton etc and she has made a massive difference to my horses flatwork

 

[cheekycharley]

£30 for an hour - for my sister and me, the best instructer by far i think!

 

[teapot]

£40 for a 45min private with a BHSII

Paid £40 for a group of 4 of us with Robert Pickles

 

[_daisy_]

£40 for 1hr sesson with a BHSII

 

[Patchwork]

£35 for 45 minutes with BD accredited BHSI

 

[henryhorn]

£34 per 3/4 hour, can be shared and cost divided but really best one to one.
Trainer competes at Grand Prix and has lots of successful pupils, she comes to us and teaches others in our arena too.

 

[evenag114]

£20 for half hour private on own horse or £18 for the hour with the riding club. She worth every penny, got all qualifications, competes BSJA, itermediate BE and Gran prix Dressage. Been going four years and wouldn't go anywhere else.

evenag114

 

[LottieandMaisy]

I pay £30 for my dressage lessons with someone who has been round Badminton and does high level dressage now and who I think is fantastic - I think it's good value for money

 

[cobwithattitude]

£22 per 45 mins for flat and £15 30 mins SJ.

 

[Grey_Arab]

Nothing! I work for them instead (grooming at events, doing my instructers horse on the days she can't etc.), if I did pay it would be £12.50 for 3/4 of an hour with a BHSI, £5 less than everyone else pays for in the riding school as I ride my own pony.

 

[Laafet]

I used to pay Andrew Gould £25 rising to £30 once he got his world class performance thingy which was worth every penny.
I used to charge £10 pounds for 45 minutes flat or 30 minutes on the lunge when I taught.
Other than that used to be about £20 with the local trainers Jona an eventer for jumping and Tiggi for flatwork.