Trail Ride dates and details below
GREENHORN--- Niether RIDER or HORSE has been on trail before.
GREEN ( to trail, may have experience in other forms, arenas, shows etc. )--- Either The RIDER or HORSE ( but not both) has no experience with trails,
NOVICE---RIDER &/ OR HORSE have been on trails before but not with groups or unfamiliar horses. ( good idea to have familiar horse in group )
LOWER INTERMEDIATE--- RIDER &/OR HORSE have had various trail experience with ( mixed ) groups of horses on trail, can manage the usual spooky items ( bags, garbage etc. ) without creating a large issue. Mostly flatland desert experience.
INTERMEDIATE--- RIDER & HORSE have had trail experience with possibly larger groups,small washes, ravines, hills and rock. able to handle
varieties in terrain that are not too severe.
ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE---RIDER & HORSE have a number of ( mixed ) trails and miles under their belt, can handle most 'spooky' and 'new' objects they may encounter. Can handle most terrain, small mountains ( Pahrump Size ),Large washes,ravines,and gullies, trees,brush etc.
EXPERT ( ENTRY LEVEL)--- RIDER & HORSE can handle most if not all local terrain, dunes, rock, mountains, washes, etc. Can handles larger distances, under proven conditions, ( heat, darkness,etc.) Can handle most situations they may encounter and have a good working knowledge with each other knowing their capabilities etc.
EXPERT ( INTERMEDIATE ) ---Suitable for most situations along the trail, able to oversee other riders, good command of trail and terrain with mixed groups.
EXPERT--- Self explanitory...
ADVANCED EXPERT--- Horse has learned how to feed themselves, make the campfire and coffee before the rider wakes up, cleans tack / hooves and saddles up before rider finishes breakfast....
Any questions, contact Jim Hannah 702-327-5414
FURTHER SCHEDULING FROM P.E.T.R.A.
