How much would you expect to pay for someone to come and school your horse?

[Laurax94]

As in title, and also what is the average prices? Thanks

 

[ginadrummond]

I paid £25 for instructor to school my just backed horse but she had to get in/turn out too

 

[TallyHo123]

Would totally depend on who the person schooling my horse was.

 

[Decision_Tree]

I paid a tenner for my hour to be schooled for 20-30mins by a local riding instructor - he was always ready to go so she didnt need to tack him etc.

I also agree depends on who it is and I would also say also depends on the horse and your expectations from the schooling. My horse is sane but lazy and I wanted a stronger and firmer rider to get him out of the habits that I felt I had caused by being too soft on him.

 

[Chestnut mare]

If a riding instructor schools it's usually the cost of a lesson if you was riding.

 

[Enfys]

I would be charged 40 per hour, same as for an hours coaching.

No idea what anyone else charges, my Coach is just up the road, she's very good and she is actually still working off the stud fee on a couple of her mares, so a fair deal in my opinion.

 

[Kayfm]

£50 for 45 mins at home, £40 for 45 mins at instructors yard.

 

[horsecrazy25]

My instructor comes and schools my boy for me and thats £20 for an hour x

 

[S.M]

I think it depends. I school a couple of horses over the summer for people. and the prices ranged. but it was mostly £20 each time depending on how far away it was.

 

[Daisy1905]

The cheapest in our area with qualified BHS/BD trainer is 35 for 45 mins.

 

[Kao]

Our rider charges £35 I think (could be more) for around 30mins.
I charge £25 for 30mins, though I haven't ridden anyone else's horses since my riding break last November.

I really varies, depending on the riders ability, what they've done, what they can achieve etc;