In Barn Leases

Ascend Equestrian has a wide variety of quality horses available for in barn full, half or quarter lease for those looking to take their riding to the next level. From beginner horses to top hunters and jumpers, we have a horse suitable to your needs and goals.

Half and Quarter Leases are a great way for riders to begin the lease/ owning process. It allows riders to bond with one horse and have a horse that they can call “their own” without the cost and commitment of owning. Riders who half and quarter lease progress more quickly with access to a quality, consistent, level- appropriate and reliable mount.  This consistency allows the rider to focus on improving and honing their skills for constant progress and improvement.

The decision as to whether to half or quarter lease depends upon several factors: desired number of weekly rides, horse availability, quality of horse, and appropriate training program.

Full Leases are the way to take your riding to the next level, speed progress and attain your goals. Full leases allow the rider to access better horses, improve your training program, ride more often and get more out of each ride.

For a novice rider, full leasing provides access to a horse that is well trained and can help to teach you the ropes safely and help you to progress more quickly, whether your goal is to just improve your riding skills or be competitive in the show ring.

For the advanced rider, leasing provides access to a horse that can jump higher, perform more advanced exercises, and take you to the next level in your riding. A rider is only as good as their horse, both in and out of the show ring. An advanced rider will never be able to ride to their fullest potential on a beginner level horse.

Full lease horses will have more athleticism and training. As such they have a higher value than those horses available for half and quarter leases. In order to protect the investment and ensure that their horse is properly trained, exercised and cared for, owners of these horses will require a full lease. This not only benefits the horse and owner, but also benefits you, the lessee, by guaranteeing the best horse possible to achieve your goals and dreams on.