Those who keep their horses at a comp yard...

[cheekywelshie]

How much does it cost? What livery is offered?

Is it difficult to get in the school in the weeknight evenings?

Are there any times that are not busy!!?

 

[StaceyTanglewood]

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How much does it cost? What livery is offered?

Is it difficult to get in the school in the weeknight evenings?

Are there any times that are not busy!!?

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depends on the area ??

 

[soxsmummy]

its 150.00 per week full livery is offered, the school is mostly free in the evening as the riders ride during the day

 

[jess_asterix]

£120 per week including hard feed, haylage and 2 bales of shavings.
They are ridden everyday for me and preparation for shows is also done at no extra cost.

The extras are fuel to shows, shoes and of course any vets bills.

Their school is free most evening after 6 although they run a riding school to so can be busy, most people ride in the day there though and i have my lessons in the day also.

The yard is in Staffordshire

 

[freyaandrogue]

£87 per week for full livery. includes hard feed haylege and two bales of shavings a week or half a bale of straw every day. can always get in school on an evening however may have to share with a couple of others. usually very quiet during the day as most people are at work/school.
horses don't get ridden unless extra is paid, also a clipping surface and plaiting for a fee too.

 

[Sarah_Star]

Mine is £150 per week for full livery. Includes all feed/bedding/hay etc, grooming, mucking out, rididng to competition level of fitness. Ridden 7 days a week for me, though obviously I ride when I'm able to. School isn't often busy during the day, but is at evenings/weekends. However we have 2 schools so not too bad.