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| Participant | Jordan Ellis (age 24) |
|---|---|
| Category | Community Classes |
| Requested | Recreational Riding — 30-Minute Group Lesson |
| Provider / Vendor | GallopNYC (Sunrise Stables) |
| Website / link | https://www.gallopnyc.org/recreational-riding |
| Fee on application | Fee per Class / Session: $80 per session |
| Duration / billing | 30 minutes |
| Review date | 2026-08-17T23:36:09+05:30 |
| Fee on application | Fee per Class / Session: $80 per session |
|---|---|
| Fee found on website | 30-Minute Group - $80 |
| Verdict | matches application exactly |
| Detail | The website lists the rate for a 30-minute group lesson as $80, which matches the fee of $80 per session requested on the application. |
| Seen at | https://gallopnyc.org/recreational-riding |
Form question: Is the class open to and attended by the broader public?
The recreational riding program is explicitly offered to the public for children and adults of all skill levels.
“However, we offer a limited number of riding lessons to the public. Our lessons are available for children and adults of all skill levels and experience.”
https://gallopnyc.org/recreational-riding
Form question: Does the class have published fees? (attach link / advertised flyer)
Pricing is published directly on the recreational riding page, listing a 30-minute group lesson at $80.
“30-Minute Group - $80”
https://gallopnyc.org/recreational-riding
Form question: Are the fees identical for both OPWDD and non-OPWDD individuals?
A single standard pricing schedule is published for all participants with no separate or segregated pricing for individuals with disabilities or OPWDD participants.
“30-Minute Group - $80”
https://gallopnyc.org/recreational-riding
Form question: Is the class subject based? (Art, Dance, Martial Arts, Cooking)
The program offers instruction in horseback riding and horse education at Sunrise Stables.
“We offer limited public riding lessons, including private and group lessons, and events as part of our horse education programs.”
https://gallopnyc.org/recreational-riding
Form question: Does the class provide college credits?
The lessons are community horse education and recreational riding lessons with no academic accreditation or college credit offered.
“Our lessons are available for children and adults of all skill levels and experience.”
https://gallopnyc.org/recreational-riding
Form question: Is the class clinical in nature? (therapy)
Recreational riding is offered as public riding lessons and horse education, separate from GallopNYC's therapeutic riding services.
“Revenue from our recreational riding lessons is used to support tuition scholarships for our therapeutic riding students, ensuring that those facing financial barriers can take part in our program.”
https://gallopnyc.org/recreational-riding
Form question: Is there a published schedule of the class? (please attach)
No timetable, specific days, or class hours are published on the website; prospective riders sign up through an online form or contact the organization to arrange enrollment.
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