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Lease Program

Interested in taking a camp horse home?

 

All of our horses are available to take home at the end of camp (the last week of August) and are returned to us either the 1st or 2nd week of June on lease. You would be responsible for all of the care and responsibilities for the horse while they were with you. You would have the 1st choice for taking home the same horse again the following year.

Some of the advantages of “borrowing” versus buying is that if your (or your child’s) skill level improves you can “trade up” to a different horse next year.  Or, if her interest wanes you can be finished with horse ownership completely.  Sometimes people also go away on vacation in the summer, or want to give their pasture a chance to rejuvenate.  The biggest advantage may be that you don’t have to come up with money for a purchase price!

You will be responsible for all board, shoeing, vet bills, and trucking on the horse. We require that the horse be given a Coggins test and vaccines in the spring, including Eastern, Western, Tetanus, Flu, Rhino, West Nile, Rabies, and Strep (Strangles) (preferably at least a month prior to returning him/her).

We require insurance on all of our horses that are out on lease. 

Please email our Riding Director, Katie, at Catherine@sjridingcamp.com with any questions.


 

2026 Available Horses!

Cricket

21 y/o 14.2 hand grey QH mare

21 y/o 14.2 hand grey QH mare - Loves to be pampered on the ground by her kids. Although she is blind in one eye she doesn’t let it slow her down. Easy to get going on the flat and a more forward ride to the jumps. Rides well both english and western. Has great buttons! Showed last summer in beginner novice level eventing. Low intermediate and up rider. Can live in or out. Can be turned out with others but sometimes can get pushed around by the bossy ones. Currency barefoot but when in a program may need front shoes.

Tucker

Tucker

12 y/o 16 hand bay big bodied TB gelding

Coming Soon...

Blue

FOR SALE! 17 y/o 15 hand blue roan QH gelding

Blue is a very sweet and loving gelding, and has a puppy dog personality. He has a small western pleasure stride and comfy jog. He is good on the ground, and for the vet and farrier. Blue prefers flatwork. He likes to be in consistent work. He is best with an intermediate rider and up. Does like to be near his friends. Blue can be a bit bossy in turnout so he does live alone but shares a fence line well with other horses. Wears front shoes. Prefers to live out or have lots of turnout.