2008 Rate Schedule Prices Effective January 1, 2008 Service Rate Full Board/Training: $625/month Pasture Board with Hay/Grain & Shelter: $180/month Stall Board with daily turnout: $275/month Show Charges -- Day Fees: $65/day * * Other show fees and charges vary from show to show. Tiny Tot Lesson: (5-7 yr olds) 15 min $15.00 Private Riding Lesson: 30 min $30.00 Lesson Pkg I (4 lessons) $115.00 Lesson Pkg II (8 lessons) $225.00 Training Customer's Lessons: 2 per week Free * * When your horse is in full training you may have up to two free riding lessons per week on your own horse. Lessons on other horses will be charged. Lesson Times: By appointment only. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday Riding lessons are available on your horse or on one of our lesson horses. Call Jenna at (920) 606-5908 to schedule your lesson. All horses must have a leather halter, proof of current negative Coggins and be up to date on all recommended vaccinations, including Strangles. See below for additional information on each service. My Fantasy Farm is located in Pulaski, just 18 miles west of Green Bay, Wisconsin. Located just 25 minutes from Austin Straubel Airport, Green Bay, and its surrounding communities offer a variety of hotels, restaurants, and things to see and do while visiting the farm. Sights of Interest: Green Bay Packers Lambeau Field Tour, Packer Hall of Fame, Maplewood Meats, Botanical Gardens, NEW Zoo, hundreds of restaurants, for the sweet tooth lovers...be sure to visit Beerntsen's and Seroogys candies, plus the area's premiere shopping destination, Bay Park Square, which boasts more than 70 specialty shops and the 16-screen Bay Park Cinema. My Fantasy Farm provides top quality care to ensure your horses health and well being. All horses are fed grain twice a day and given free choice hay. (Hay fed 4 times a day). Board includes large 12x12 stalls, grain, water, hay, salt/mineral blocks, turnout (weather permitting), and scheduling of routine farrier, worming, dental, and veterinarian services. Horses also receive warm bran mash every Saturday night throughout the winter months. Horses are turned out in our large grass pastures or paddocks completely fenced with three-board oak fencing. All horses are individually walked to and from pasture. My Fantasy Farm is family owned and operated and the owners live on the property, so they are right there to look after your equine friend and be available in emergencies. For our customers we have a heated lounge with a microwave, TV/VCR, coffee pot, refrigerator and fireplace that overlooks our indoor arena. We also have riding trails that run from our back field and through the woods to more trails. Everyday we see wildlife on the farm, including deer, a family of sandhill cranes, hawks, fox, turkeys, pheasants and so much more. Saddleseat, Huntseat, & Western training is available for your American Saddlebred. Whether you have a youngster who needs to be started, a young horse who needs more time under saddle or a seasoned show horse who needs to be maintained, we will create a training program for each horse and their needs. Jenna will work with you and discuss your goals for you and your horse. Jenna believes in starting horses slowly, from the ground up. Honest and patient training is instilled in each horse and rider. Visitors always welcome! You can reach Jenna at (920) 606-5908 or email MFFarm@aol.com. Leasing of lesson or show horses is only available to our students currently enrolled in our lesson program. To make showing possible for our students, we do half leases and full leases which enable students to gain a more extensive riding experience beyond the lesson program. Leasing provides the serious Saddlebred enthusiast the opportunity to show a horse if they are not yet ready or able to own a show horse of their own, but are serious about their riding and want to experience the benefits of working with one horse. Leasing a horse involves paying board and training expenses, shoeing and routine veterinary care such as worming, vaccinations, dental work, etc and show expenses for horse shows you wish to attend. Click here to view our photo gallery! Whether you are a serious rider with a goal to compete or a recreational rider interested in improving your skills we can create an individual program just for you. Indoor and outdoor riding facilities make year round instruction possible. Special emphasis is placed on all riders learning how to properly care for and handle horses, both while riding and grooming. We encourage our serious students to take 2 lessons per week. Riding twice a week will speed up your progress and make a big difference in your riding! Students who are interested in showing are offered the option of participating in Academy classes. We will discuss these options with you when we feel that you are ready to show. Lesson Times: By appointment only. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday Riding lessons are available on your horse or on one of our lesson horses. Call Jenna at (920) 606-5908 to schedule your lesson. Tiny Tot Lessons: Tiny Tot lessons are great for the younger children who want to become accustomed to horses and learn about them too. Lessons run for 15 minutes and this provides a long enough time for most 5-7 year olds attention spans. These are great lessons which can allow these young riders to attend horse shows and enter in a lead line class. Children will learn how to walk, trot, post, steer and stop. The American Saddlebreds style, good looks and reliable disposition have long made him a popular choice for children and youth. For more than a century, small children have taken their first riding lessons on Saddlebreds, soon competed on Saddlebreds in a variety of disciplines, and remained devoted to the breed for a lifetime. It is no accident that many of today's breeders, trainers and owners are second-, third-, fourth-and fifth-generation American Saddlebred devotees. The American Saddlebred Horse Association (ASHA) has developed a number of youth awards that are designed to increase participation, encourage good sportsmanship and allow youth to enjoy competing with Saddlebred enthusiasts. Academy Awards Program The American Saddlebred Horse Association Academy Awards program encourages and recognizes juveniles and adults participating in academy classes at horse shows throughout the country. Academy classes create an opportunity for beginning saddle seat riders to develop and fine-tune their horsemanship skills, sportsmanship, and appreciation for the American Saddlebred. An Academy class is any class offered at a local tournament in which two or more stables are participating, or any class at an open show that is designated "academy." Participants compete on horses designated as school horses, or horses that are regularly used in a riding lesson program. Acceptable riding attire consists of jodhpurs, gloves, jod boots, a dress shirt, tie and a sweater vest. Riding suits are not allowed, and helmets are optional, but strongly encouraged.