
Rates
Full training with one lesson per week | $1,200* |
Riding lessons per month | $279 1x per week, $349 2x per week |
Hauling | $1.50 per loaded mile |
Commission | 10% on all sales |
Overnight stay (in house customers, first come first served, includes private apartment with bathroom and light breakfast | $50/night |
*Additional lessons for riders who have horses in training: $25/lesson
FAQ
Q: How do I get to Scottsfield Stables?
A: For our Lenhartsville location, simply enter our address into your GPS — 71 Long Road, Lenhartsville, PA 19534
Q: Do I need to own a horse to take lessons?
A: No, you do not need to own a horse to take lessons. We have lesson horses for that very purpose! You or your child could ride our lesson horses for years. One never has to own a horse to enjoy the sport of horseback riding.
Q: Do you have private or group lessons?
A: Scottfield Stables offers both private lessons and group classes. All of our Riding Academy lessons are offered in our Riding Academy Classes. Visit our Riding Academy website to enroll in our Riding Academy Classes!
Private lessons are reserved for our riders enrolled in our Full Training Show Horse package. We suggest that you ride at least once a week to build skills and confidence with the horse. We encourage you to ride as often as you can. Our lessons are tailored to all levels of riding.
Q: What are the advantages of group classes?
A: Group classes will enable you to learn how to ride with and around other people and horses. In addition to the additional riding control skills you’ll learn, it also makes your visits to the farm fun and sociable with other people also learning about horses. We are careful to keep our class size very small so that you get the benefits of the group experience, but also get plenty of individualized instruction.
Q: What is a good age to start my child with lessons?
A: We give lessons to riders from ages 4 and up! We would be happy to discuss any situation you have regardless of age or handicap. We also offer Mommy & Me classes for the very young (2-5) or the very timid kids!
Q: Will my child learn how to take care of the horse?
A: Yes. We place a lot of emphasis on being able to groom and tack a horse properly and safely. These initial steps will be valuable in building confidence when handling and preparing your horse.
Q: Do you have a youth group or club?
A: Scottfield Stables’s Lenhartsville location does have a youth club! To join, you simply need to register for lessons. All students are automatically members of our Team!
Q: I love horses but do not feel riding will be my thing. How else can I get involved with the horses?
A: We give driving lessons as well as riding lessons. Driving is very challenging and fun, and driving can be a very good place to begin a show career or build skills that will help you if you ever decide to try riding. We also offer lots of Single Day Farm Experiences that allow you to come and enjoy the horse farm lifestyle without ever swinging a leg over the horse!

Q: What should I wear to my first lesson?
A: We have plenty of hard hats for you to pick from until you are committed enough to invest in one of your own. Riding pants and boots with a heel are a must after your first couple of lessons. Tennis shoes are acceptable for your first few lessons. We will help you pick out a pair of appropriate boots, and oftentimes we will have some used boots and riding pants for sale.
Q: Where do I find this equipment?
A: We have several catalogs from tack stores that have riding pants, boots, gloves, and helmets.
Q: Will I be able to compete in horse shows?
A: Yes, several of the horse shows we attend have academy classes designed for beginner riders that show on our school horses.
Q: Do you have horses available for lease that we can show?
A: Yes, we have horses of various levels available for lease that you can both ride at home and show. We would need to discuss your specific needs to provide you with detailed information.
Q: If we want to purchase a horse, do you have horses for sale?
A: Yes, we do have horses for sale. However, we encourage you to take multiple lessons a week for some time before deciding to purchase a horse. This will enable you to be far enough along in your riding to purchase a horse that can meet your needs for more than just the immediate future. If we don’t have the appropriate horse in the barn we will assist you in finding an appropriate one outside the barn.
Q: How do I sign up?