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We have found that video consultations have been remarkably effective at helping with a wide range of situations, and are a good way of assessing the situation and working out the most efficient way to help you and your horse.<\/p>\n
They can be done over Zoom,\u00a0 Facetime, or Messenger, and can be either theory-based or more practical, with you and your horse in real time.<\/p>\n
You don’t have to have a problem with your horse to use this opportunity!<\/p>\n
No travel fees involved, either!<\/p>\n
Charges are \u00a350 an hour, and this session counts as a first appointment, allowing you preferential rates for subsequent consultations and callouts.<\/p>\n
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We’ll come to you!<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n A callout or appointment is a very useful way of dealing with a problem or learning with your horse at home. It’s often best to deal with an issue where the horse lives: a bad loader, for instance, or a nappy horse that has a problem with a particular route.\u00a0 Maybe there is a group of you who can all share the cost of travel, and learn together. You may be able to offset your costs, or even make a profit, if you are able to attract and charge spectators, by arranging a clinic at your home, maybe coupled with a demonstration<\/a>.<\/p>\n Costs<\/strong>: We charge \u00a350 per hour, and \u00a330 per hour for travelling. So if you live half an hour away (travelling at the speed limit), the round-trip call out fee would be \u00a330, with the training charged on top.<\/p>\n If it’s a long journey to an appointment, and then a very difficult issue, we could clock up a very long, 12 or 14 hour day. However, when working with an individual, we will never charge more than \u00a3375 total. If we\u2019ve worked for those sorts of hours on a series of different horses, however, we would charge the yard\/clinic rate of \u00a3495.<\/p>\n