Other Services
Show Ring Schooling
4 show rings are available for schooling from late April to September for horses and riders of all levels of experience. We change the courses every few weeks so you can come back and ride a new track.
80Book a 1.25 hr time slot for an individual ring – $80 + hst per horse/rider
Access to multiple rings for a longer period – $100 + hst per horse/rider
Grass Grand Prix Field
To book a schooling session
- Fill out a date request form and list the riders coming to school. We’ll confirm the availability of your selected date and time.
- Have each rider (or guardian for junior riders) submit a waiver.
- Submit a horse health form.
Sales & Leases
Horses for Sale
Stolkatto
11 yr old Oldenberg gelding by Stolzenberg with many years of show ring experience up to the 1.30m.
Stallone is brave and can easily cross over into Equitation ring, with experience up 3rd level dressage competition and hunter derbies. He has an easy lead change and all the buttons on the flat.
He’s been to many show venues and jumps any jumps in front of him – walls, combinations, liverpools and open water.
A pleasure to work with on the ground and under saddle, he is quick to learn and careful, and he loves his job. Easy to clip, good for farrier and vet and hops right on the trailer for travel.
Inquire for price.
Horses for Lease
We have a select group of ponies and horses available for lease for riders in the Westar training program.
Development Show Lease
Westar students can lease a pony or horse to participate in our Development Show series. Riders have opportunity to ride a variety of suitable mounts over the show season. Lease fee, entry fee, coaching and hst are all included in one price for each Development Show.
Introductory Lease
For those leasing for the first time and interested in showing Bronze level.
The all inclusive monthly fee covers the lease, part-board and maintenance costs as well as the use of the horse or pony for any clinics, in-barn activities or shows.
Term Lease
For riders planning to show on the Trillium circuit.
Riders pay an upfront lease fee and then a portion of the board and maintenance fees on a monthly basis according to the lease.
Available Leases
Burberry
(Nellie)
Nellie – AVAILABLE FOR LEASE
- 5 year old, large pony mare with a winning personality
- Pinned in 3 of 4 classes in 2’3″ Open Hunter at Trillium Championships with more than 30 in the division
- Available to show in Modified Pony
Georgina
(Georgie)
Georgie – LEASED FOR 2025
- Large pony mare with an extensive show record
- Always a show ring contender with a ground covering stride
- Available to show up to 2’3″
Canterbrook Revelry
(Rev)
Rev – LEASED FOR 2025
- 13.2 Medium pony with an extensive show record
- Hack class winner, with a great personality to introduce a rider to the show ring
- Available for Mediums or Short Stirrup
Golden Hour
(Simba)
Simba – LEASED FOR 2025
- Reliable and confident to the jumps
- Ready to teach a rider about the jumper ring
- Available for .65 m or .75 m jumper divisions
Momentum
(Moe)
Moe – AVAILABLE FOR HALF-LEASE
- Easy-going, safe and reliable, super first partner for the show ring
- His floating trot and steady canter always catches the judge’s eye
Paddington
(Ollie)
Ollie – AVAILABLE FOR INTRO or HALF-LEASE
- Confidence-building partner for the show ring
- A barn favourite, can go in the hunter ring or jumper ring
- Available for the School Horse, Pre-Novice Hunter or .65 m, .75 m Jumper
Clinics
Spring Hunter/Jumper Clinic with Jen Hamilton April 26 to 27
Another great clinic from renowned clinician and teacher, Jen Hamilton. Jen is a High Performance Coach, former competitor and author. In her clinics, she addresses all aspects of preparation and performance that lead to success, including the physical and mental state of both horse and rider, the importance of a plan, goal setting and the team approach.
Stride Control – Exercises to Improve Rideability, Adjustability, and Peformance
Jen’s book is about more than counting strides. It is loaded with exercised and detailed graphics helping riders to visualize and put into practice the techniques that can improve their ability to adjust stride length and tune their horse’s responsiviness at home and in competition.
Riders are encouraged to practice, practice, practice the small details so that in competition they can be react rather than have to calculate how to respond to the challenges of the competition setting.
