Rebuilding your winter lesson schedule when the clocks go back
On Sunday, November 1 the clocks go back and the 5:00 PM lesson ends in the dark. A practical plan for winter slots, indoor hours and one message to riders.
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Пишемо просто про те, як ведемо школу верхової їзди, будуємо для неї програму й часом сперечаємося самі з собою. Приблизно щотижня. Ніколи не автоматично.
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How to pay riding instructors: salary, per lesson or per rider
Salary, a fee per lesson or a rate per rider: who each model suits, how to mix them in one stable, and a month-end worked through in example dollars.
A cancellation policy riders actually follow
A riding lesson cancellation policy riders follow: a 24-hour window, a fair no-show rule, make-ups and illness, plus a template you can copy.
Lesson packages without the punch card
Packages bring money in early and keep the week steady. Here is how to settle the rules once, what riders need to see, and how to move your paper cards over.
Two meals a day is breaking your horse's stomach
It's tidy for us and quietly wrong for her. The thing to get right at feeding time isn't what's in the bucket — it's how rarely the forage runs out.
The 3Fs: forage, friends, freedom
Three words you can fit on a poster — and the moment you stop thinking, they stop working. What forage, friends, and freedom actually ask of a yard.
A horse is not a big dog
Most of us arrive at horses having grown up with dogs. The dog model fits almost nothing about a horse — and the trouble it causes is quiet, well-meant, and slow.
From a spreadsheet to the tip of your nose
Why we built Nose instead of fixing another #DIV/0! cell.