What is Eventing?
Eventing (also known as horse trials) is an equestrian event where a single horse and rider combination compete against other combinations across the three disciplines of dressage, cross-country, and show jumping.
Event Team 2020
Supportive team atmosphere geared towards teaching the fundamentals of horsemanship both in and out of the saddle. Focuses on preparing riders for the sport of eventing which involves dressage, stadium and cross country. We practice rain or shine. If the weather is unsafe for riding we do an indoor barn lesson. In addition to practice, team members will participate in scheduled barn hours together which aid in the strengthening of horsemanship and sportsmanship. Coaching and horse use for one off property show is included (price of show entry and show shipping dependent on event and will be the responsibility of the rider).
When: Two 10 weeks sessions Spring and Fall
April 7th - June 19th (no practice the week of April break)
September 1st -November 6th
Level 1: Tuesdays 4:30 & Thusdays 5:45
Level 2: Tuesdays 5:45 & Wednesdays 4:30
Level 3: Wednesdays 5:45 & Fridays 4:30
Barn hours to be announced
Option A
Pricing on lesson horse: $1,560 per Spring or Fall
What You Get:
-20 lessons (valued at $85/lesson on lesson horse =$1,700)
-Coaching at one off property event (valued at $85)
-Use of lesson horse at one show for two phase (valued at $95)
-75 minute practices (standard lesson is 60 minutes)
-Practice once a month on Churchill Stables’s cross country course (valued at $45)
- TOTAL SAVINGS OF $365
Option B
Pricing on owned/leased horse: $1,175 per Spring or Fall
What You Get:
-20 lessons (valued at $65/lesson = $1,300)
-coaching at one off property show (valued at $85)
-75 minute practices (standard lesson is 60 minutes)
-no horse fees for shows or the use of Churchill Stables’s cross country course
-TOTAL SAVINGS OF $340
Option C
Pricing on split use of lesson and lease horse: $1,325 per Spring or Fall
What You Get:
-10 lessons (valued at $85/lesson on lesson horse = $850)
-10 lessons (valued at $65/lesson on leased horse = $650)
-coaching at one off property show (valued at $85)
-75 minute practices (standard lesson is 60 minutes)
Required Equipment: All riders must have an ASTM certified helmet, paddock boots with half chaps or tall boots, a cross country vest. In addition riders will need a medical armband, hair nets, black or blue gloves, beige breeches and a polo shirt for shows.
Payment can be made out to Mango Bay Eventing in one payment or in three separate payments at the beginning of each month.
Our Teams- We have three teams accommodating riders of different skill levels- Team 1, 2 and 3.
The event team is a great way to build your skills for eventing, as well as a fun opportunity to
build team spirit and lasting friendships. The focus Mango Bay Event Team will be on camaraderie, good sportsmanship, skill development and building confidence by increasing individual equestrian skills.
The event team will meet twice a week for mounted
practice, and two Saturday's a month for barn hours. Each week there will be one lesson
focusing on jumping and the other on dressage. Team members will get first priority for participating in shows and clinics. To participate we recommend that you're comfortable cantering in and
out of the ring. We will also hold end of the year awards with fun prizes and a team dinner
This is a great opportunity to increase your skills and move up a level.
Eligibility:
All riders between the ages of 8 to 17 may be eligible. We hold try-outs prior to the start of each season.
Details:
Barn hours will be held on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month, unless otherwise stated at the beginning of the session. The cost of the event team does not include competitions, off property schoolings or clinics.
Time Commitment:
The time commitment includes twice weekly riding instruction and assisting the barn and event team needs two Saturday mornings per month. Saturday morning barn hours will be held on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month, unless otherwise stated at the beginning of the session.
Saturday mornings will be dedicated to team related barn projects and horsemanship lessons. We expect to conduct classes on trailering, wrapping and basic first aide.
For more information please contact Kerry at mangobayeventing@gmail.com
Eventing (also known as horse trials) is an equestrian event where a single horse and rider combination compete against other combinations across the three disciplines of dressage, cross-country, and show jumping.
Event Team 2020
Supportive team atmosphere geared towards teaching the fundamentals of horsemanship both in and out of the saddle. Focuses on preparing riders for the sport of eventing which involves dressage, stadium and cross country. We practice rain or shine. If the weather is unsafe for riding we do an indoor barn lesson. In addition to practice, team members will participate in scheduled barn hours together which aid in the strengthening of horsemanship and sportsmanship. Coaching and horse use for one off property show is included (price of show entry and show shipping dependent on event and will be the responsibility of the rider).
When: Two 10 weeks sessions Spring and Fall
April 7th - June 19th (no practice the week of April break)
September 1st -November 6th
Level 1: Tuesdays 4:30 & Thusdays 5:45
Level 2: Tuesdays 5:45 & Wednesdays 4:30
Level 3: Wednesdays 5:45 & Fridays 4:30
Barn hours to be announced
Option A
Pricing on lesson horse: $1,560 per Spring or Fall
What You Get:
-20 lessons (valued at $85/lesson on lesson horse =$1,700)
-Coaching at one off property event (valued at $85)
-Use of lesson horse at one show for two phase (valued at $95)
-75 minute practices (standard lesson is 60 minutes)
-Practice once a month on Churchill Stables’s cross country course (valued at $45)
- TOTAL SAVINGS OF $365
Option B
Pricing on owned/leased horse: $1,175 per Spring or Fall
What You Get:
-20 lessons (valued at $65/lesson = $1,300)
-coaching at one off property show (valued at $85)
-75 minute practices (standard lesson is 60 minutes)
-no horse fees for shows or the use of Churchill Stables’s cross country course
-TOTAL SAVINGS OF $340
Option C
Pricing on split use of lesson and lease horse: $1,325 per Spring or Fall
What You Get:
-10 lessons (valued at $85/lesson on lesson horse = $850)
-10 lessons (valued at $65/lesson on leased horse = $650)
-coaching at one off property show (valued at $85)
-75 minute practices (standard lesson is 60 minutes)
Required Equipment: All riders must have an ASTM certified helmet, paddock boots with half chaps or tall boots, a cross country vest. In addition riders will need a medical armband, hair nets, black or blue gloves, beige breeches and a polo shirt for shows.
Payment can be made out to Mango Bay Eventing in one payment or in three separate payments at the beginning of each month.
Our Teams- We have three teams accommodating riders of different skill levels- Team 1, 2 and 3.
The event team is a great way to build your skills for eventing, as well as a fun opportunity to
build team spirit and lasting friendships. The focus Mango Bay Event Team will be on camaraderie, good sportsmanship, skill development and building confidence by increasing individual equestrian skills.
The event team will meet twice a week for mounted
practice, and two Saturday's a month for barn hours. Each week there will be one lesson
focusing on jumping and the other on dressage. Team members will get first priority for participating in shows and clinics. To participate we recommend that you're comfortable cantering in and
out of the ring. We will also hold end of the year awards with fun prizes and a team dinner
This is a great opportunity to increase your skills and move up a level.
Eligibility:
All riders between the ages of 8 to 17 may be eligible. We hold try-outs prior to the start of each season.
Details:
Barn hours will be held on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month, unless otherwise stated at the beginning of the session. The cost of the event team does not include competitions, off property schoolings or clinics.
Time Commitment:
The time commitment includes twice weekly riding instruction and assisting the barn and event team needs two Saturday mornings per month. Saturday morning barn hours will be held on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month, unless otherwise stated at the beginning of the session.
Saturday mornings will be dedicated to team related barn projects and horsemanship lessons. We expect to conduct classes on trailering, wrapping and basic first aide.
For more information please contact Kerry at mangobayeventing@gmail.com