Half lease preferred, but full could be discussed.

Summer is a pint-sized sporthorse to go with your pint-sized eventer, dressage rider, or showjumper. She has the springs to easily take your pint-size eventer all the way from pre-elementary up through novice and your little showjumper through their first recognized shows, is a super cute mover in the sandbox who can frame up pretty as you please if only you ask and has scored no lower than mid-60s on every dressage test thus far—all of them with elementary school aged children— and is confident and surefooted for cross country, hunter paces, or trail riding. Started on lateral work, adjustable off of seat, has jumped a variety of obstacles including some pretty spooky fillers. She has a great brain and is the same pony at shows and on the trails as she is at home.

Available for half lease

Phantom is a 15hh Morgan gelding and built like a tank. We recently bought him for a beginner lesson horse off of videos that showed him under saddle WTC, jumping, and trail riding including down a road with traffic, only to discover when he arrived that he was a driving horse with not a lot of miles under saddle and not ready to do those things with a student new to them. He’s learning extremely fast, teaching advanced beginners and up at this time, got some 8s at his first dressage ride review ride with an advanced beginner onboard, will trot a simple low course quietly, and is a sweet kind push ride, but because he’s learning a new job and is a fast learner we aren’t using him for true beginner lessons yet for fear that he’ll learn the wrong things.

We have seen NO buck, rear, spook, bolt, or dirty tricks from this horse to date.

Although we haven’t listed all of them as available, we have lesson horses ranging from 14.1hh to 16.1hh with skill sets that include both dressage and/or jumping, whose schedules can often be arranged to make space for on-site half leases to advanced beginners and up. In rare cases a full lease (on-site only) may be considered.

Half leases include use of the horse three days per week. Pricing varies by horse, and in some cases is as low as simply splitting the cost of the horse’s routine maintenance (all arranged and provided by TRF) with us. Terms of the lease will vary based on the horse, the rider’s experience level, and the rider’s goals, but in most cases the lessee will be required to take weekly lessons with an instructor approved by TRF.

Transportation to shows is available!