On course Riding Academy Horse Riding School Riding Instructions Horse Shows in NJ Northeast Jersey

Training- *Training Packages available:
Grooming, Lunging, Cool horse out $15
Grooming, Lunging in a surcingle, Cool horse out $20

At overnight shows- (most A rated shows last 3-5 days long)
On a Non-Showing Day- Daily rate of $95 (includes cleaning stall twice, watering, feeding grain twice, feeding hay 3-4 times, wrapping horses legs, bathing, hand walking/grazing (if necessary), clean tack, a night check and a lesson or ride)

On a Showing Day- Daily rate of $110 (includes coaching, cleaning stall twice, watering, feeding grain twice, feeding hay 3-4 times, wrapping horses legs, show bathing, hand walking/grazing (if necessary), clean tack, a night check)

These rates do not include entry fees or braiding.
Hay and shavings will be purchased from the show and added to your horse show entries.
Hotel fees for trainer and groom will be split by the number of horses at the show.
The groom will be allowed $25/day meal money, which will be split by the number of horses at the show.
The cost of the grooming stall, setup stall and possible storage stall, will be split by the number of horses at the show.

Transportation- shipping horse to show
$2.00 per mile with a minimum of $60 (whether or not the horse is in the trailer)
A Gas Surcharge may apply.
If shipping to vet clinic, there will be a $40/hour waiting fee in addition to the shipping.

At On Course there are additional services available:
Organize Medication (count into bags, label, and hang) $10/week
Administer medication orally (A.M. and/or P.M.) $5/day
Laundry- $10/load
Wrap and unwrap 2 legs $5
Wrap and unwrap 2 legs with poultice $10
Clean wound and apply dressing $5
Groom/Shower horse $5
Full Bath using OCRA shampoo $10
Grey Horse Full bath using Quick Silver $15
Clipping- Body clip - $150
Trim muzzle - $5
Trim ears $5
Trim muzzle, ears and legs $20
Pull mane $10
Band mane $5
Braiding Mane (professionally) $40 - $50
Unbraiding Mane $5
**If assistance is needed for clipping or pulling mane, additional charges may apply.**

Monthly Training Packages
As of 1/1/06

All packages must be pre-paid in order to save! Add it to your board and save 10% or more!

Package #1 Full Grooming Package $90/month
Includes Grooming 5 days a week, total of 20 times save $10

Package #2 2 days a week Lunging Package $108/month
Includes Grooming and Lunging 2 days a week, total of 8 times save $12

Package #3 2 days a week Lunging in Surcingle Package $146/month
Includes Grooming and Lunging in a Surcingle 2 days a week, save $16
total of 8 times

Package #4 Full Lunging Package $270/month
Includes Grooming and Lunging 5 days a week, total of 20 times save $30

Package #5 Full Lunging in surcingle Package $360/month
Includes Grooming and Lunging in surcingle 5 days a week, save $40
total of 20 times

Package #6 2 Days a week “Professional Riding” Package $360/month
Includes Grooming, Tack up, Professional Ride with Katie Moriarty,
and clean up for 2 days a week, total of 8 times save $40

Package #7 Full Training “Professional Riding” Package $660/month
Includes Grooming, Tack up, Professional Ride with Katie Moriarty,
and clean up for 4 days a week, total of 16 times save $140!

Create a package, Pre-Pay and Save 10%!

Buying A Horse

Commission - 10% of the selling price, minimum of $500
Includes:
Locating the horse and/or speaking with the owner and trainer
Analyzing videos of horse (does not include postage to return video)
Traveling to horses (The buyer responsible for hotel fees, meals, and a day fee. A full day is $200 and a half of a day is $100.) The day fee will be paid after the trip and will be subtracted from the final commission.
Evaluation of horse
Negotiating the price
Setting up the veterinarian examination
Evaluation of horse and rider combination
Contracting a Bill of Sale, if necessary

The Commission doesn’t include:
                        Cost of shipping horse to On Course Riding Academy
                        Board during trial period, if seller allows a trial
                        Lessons during the trial period
                        Professional training during the trial period
                        Cost of shipping from On Course Riding Academy, if trial or vetting is unsatisfactory
                        Assisting veterinarian with the entire examination

My evaluation does not guarantee the soundness or health of the horse. It is strongly recommended to have a thorough veterinarian examination performed. It is also suggested that the buyer be present during the examination. The examinations may take up to three hours. If the potential buyer is not present and Katie Moriarty or Patty Bennett assist the veterinarian during the examination, then additional fees may apply.

On Course Riding Academy receives a commission when a horse is purchased.

Trial Period- On some occasions, the seller will allow the potential buyer to take the horse on trial. Some sellers require insurance for the trial. During this period of time, the potential buyer will pay for the horse to be shipped to On Course Riding Academy and will pay for the board, lessons, training and veterinarian examination. It is an added expense, but it allows the buyer to really see what they are buying. The time period can range from 1 day to a week

There is a risk about taking a horse on trial. The potential buyer must return the horse in the same condition that it was taken. During this period, any jumping or heavy exercise of the horse must be done during a lesson or under Katie’s supervision. The required insurance binder will only cover mortality and possibly major medical, it does not cover a lameness that occurred during the trial period. If the potential buyer takes a horse on trial and the horse goes lame, then the horse would need to stay boarded at On Course until the horse returned to his original state.

Selling A Horse at On Course

All horses being sold from On Course must be represented by an On Course Trainer, Katie Moriarty or Patty Bennett.

Trainer Commission - 10% of the selling price, minimum of $500 paid to the trainer that is representing your horse

Facility Commission- 5% of the selling price, minimum of $250

            Includes:
                        Making videos and advertisements (seller is responsible for advertising fees)
                        Free listing of your horse on www.oncourseriding.com
                        Contacting professional contacts
Receiving calls from potential buyers
Sending a copy of the “sale video” to potential buyers
Arranging appointment for potential buyers to try the horse
Showing horse to potential buyers
Negotiating the price, if necessary
Contracting a Bill of Sale

The Commission doesn’t include:
                        Cleaning horse up for potential buyer (pull mane, clip muzzle)
                        Cost of shipping
                        Board during selling period
                        Training during selling period
                        Entry Fees during selling period
                        Braiding for show, if necessary

On Course only receives a commission when the horse is sold.

After you have decided to sell your horse, you also must consider if you would let your horse go out on trial.
Most buyers will ask and some won’t buy a horse without one.
Due to a conflict of interest, the veterinarians used for the pre-purchase examination must be different than your current veterinarian. The examination is completely paid for by the potential buyer.

Patty is now training young and green horses at On Course Riding Academy.
Fully monthly training packages start at $350.00.
Patty trained Chelsea Westra’s 4 year Welsh pony, Celtic Creek
Silverado, to Champion in Beginner Hunters at Sussex County Benefit Horse
Show 7/2006.

210 Beaver Run Road Lafayette NJ, 07848 -- (973) 875-8780 -- katie@oncourseriding.com