Hourly Private Lessons Available at the Ranch

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Clinton’s Certified Clinicians are available for hourly lessons at the ranch to help you learn the Method with your horse, or fine-tune your skills. A two-hour lesson with a Certified Clinician can be purchased for $199. Each additional hour is $99. Lessons longer than four hours will be charged a private lesson day fee, which is $1,000. Your lesson may cover whatever you’d like to work on – have a lesson over the obstacle course, track cattle, work on specific problems you have with your horse on the ground or under saddle, or get general training with the Method. The focus of your lesson is up to you!

You even have the opportunity to lease Clinton’s personal horses to ride. The horses know the entire Method, which makes them great confidence builders or the perfect partner to teach you what a well-trained athlete feels like. Lease horses are available for $250/day. You must purchase a lesson with a Certified Clinician to support you in getting the most out of the horse, and then you are welcome to use the horse for groundwork and/or riding for the remainder of your stay at the ranch.

Learn more about hauling in to the ranch to train your horse and all the extra services we offer by contacting Shana Terry at 254-552-1020 or [email protected].

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