At K&B Lessons, we expect our students and their families to uphold high standards. We are committed to fostering a welcoming, safe, and respectful environment for everyone.
If the situation cannot be fixed within the lesson time, full payment will be required and a follow-up lesson scheduled.
Each Rider, Visitor, or Family member will get a warning and then be asked to leave if a Rider, Visitor or Family member breaks a rule or regulation.
Helmets
Riders must wear certified equestrian helmets during their lessons, or while riding a horse with K&B Lessons.
Language
No crude language towards horses, other riders, tack, equipment, instructors, etc.
No back-talking, gossip, name-calling, etc. to any human or horse on the grounds, show ring, etc.
Cancellations
Riders are asked to cancel their lesson at least 24 hours prior to their lesson or when their confirmation text is sent.
In the event of needing to cancel or reschedule a lesson, a text or email must be sent at least 24 hours prior to lesson time. If the text or email fails to be sent out 24 hours prior, payment is still required for that lesson.
In the event of inclement weather, the instructor or student can cancel at least morning of the lesson with no required payment.
Clothing
Riders must look professional in their attire. Please wear well-fitting shirts.
Riders must wear at least a 1-inch heel on their boots. Their boots must fully enclose the foot.
Riders must wear long pants, free of holes, bling, or harsh decorations that would damage a saddle or cause the rider to be hung up on anything around the horses.
Payment
All lesson appointments must be paid in full by the end of the lesson at the latest. It is preferred that the lessons are prepaid or paid on the morning of the scheduled lesson.
If payment isn’t received by the end of the lesson day, a $30 late charge will be applied.
Visitors
Visitors must remain quiet and still during lessons
Visitors are welcome to videotape, use their cameras, etc. Please refrain from using flash.
Young children must be monitored and in proximity to their parents or guardian for the safety of the child, the rider, the instructor, and the equine.
Additional Notes
If you wish to progress faster in your equestrian journey, please learn, come with questions, and practice in between lessons.
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