All disciplines of the horse business are demanding and difficult to sustain profitably. In sixteen years, GRS has become one of the busiest riding academies in New England.

The best way to make money is through teaching riding, and the best way for you to become competent is through daily experience. You will be certified with Jill's winning teaching system, be comfortable as a program administrator and become expert at stable management and horse health care. Please click on the links below for a sketch of Guilford, CT; and the careers of two GRS graduates.

www.guilfordct.com/visiting

http://ridingpvpc.com -- Patty MacKenzie

www.tranquilityfarmequestrian.com --Sarah is a graduate and started her own therapeutic riding stable.

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A TYPICAL DAY

7 a.m.--Open Stable, hay, water and feed 12-14 horses. 8 a.m.-- Turn out and groom for morning lesson 9 a.m.-- Muck 6-7 stalls each. 10 a.m.-- Seminar or riding lesson 11 a.m.-- Hay, water, tidy barn 12 n --Lunch 1-3 p.m.--Free time or riding lesson or seminar 3 p.m.--Jump start afternoon program (feed early lesson horses) 4-6 p.m.--Observe or practice teach

Weekends are flexible, to be decided by your needs and ours. You will be asked to arrive the weekend of January 10, 2009, and be ready to start school on January 12, 2009.

TUITION: $3,200.00 for 16 weeks includes furnished apartment. If you bring a horse, the tuition is $3,800, which includes full board for him. Please request an application and interview, or send your resume, or call and speak to Jill no later than January 1, 2009. We look forward to meeting you!

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