So much so that we would like to inform others of what we have to offer. In addition, students undergo hands-on experience in the breeding and training programs at the horse farm and equestrian center. If a career with horses is what you have in mind, you should definitely check them out. Our shows were usually one day long and were on Saturdays. Only the last three have over fence counterparts.
All classes are Equitation.
A typical limit for us was 10 riders, no more than 5 over fences. Because of the team point award, there was always at least one rider per division if possible. Most of the barns we rode at had quite a few of the standard school horse types, with the occasional really nice horse that was borrowed from a student or a boarder for the show. If riding is just a fun hobby, I would suggest making a list of schools you are interested in attending career-wise, and then see what their riding programs are like.