FAQs
What do we do?
The program spans Four Savvys, or areas of development, through four distinct levels of skill improvement.
The cornerstones of the program are a dedication to never-ending self-improvement and an acknowledgement that the improvement of horsemanship is a lifelong pursuit for those passionate about the horse.
The program encourages students to develop creative problem-solving skills and think in a lateral manner, while taking the non-verbal feedback and expression of the horse into consideration.
We are dedicated to your natural horsemanship education and your progress at every turn.
Where are we based?
50 Lisa Road, Wilton, NSW 2571, please enter up the second driveway
Our facilities
- Horse Pens
- Round Pens
- A Large Sand Confidence Arena
- Large Main Arena
- Camping (non- powered sites)
- The Lodge
– Kitchen facilities
– Showers, toilets - A Community of like minded equestrians
What’s the best Clinic / Course for me?
To ensure you book into the right clinic for you are with your horse, talk to us 0477 555 447 we are here to serve and set you up for success!
I’m very nervous and lacking in confidence. I don’t want to be made to jump or canter.
What paperwork do I need to bring?
You will need to complete an Application form, please call us on 0477 555 447 to register your interest in an event, and we can send you the application form to complete. You will also need to complete a Medical History, and Risk Warning & Waiver of Liability form before coming to the Centre. You can find these forms on our How to Book page.
What’s included in my Clinic or Course Fee?
For 2 day Clinic’s the fee includes tuition for the two days plus your horse yard for the Saturday night!
For 3 day Clinic’s the fee includes tuition for the three days plus your horse yard for the two nights!
Please BYO lunch!
For week long and longer Courses, the fee includes Tuition, and Horse yard during your time at the Centre. Please BYO lunch!
What time does my Clinic, Workshop or Course start?
Usually our Events start at 9am. We will let you know if it is any different.
What do I need to bring?
- Sunscreen and Chapstick
- Fold up chair
- Hat and sunglasses – for the glare and UV protection
- Rain Gear – rain coat, hat, gumboots
- A note book and pens
- Water Bottle – reusable
- Reusable coffee/tea cup
- Insect repellent
- Riding clothes and layers of clothes – Whatever you usually ride in – jeans, jodhpurs, boots, long and short sleeve shirts etc
- Suitable footwear for riding – This would include shoes with flat soles and a heel. The Parelli program is very much about safety with horses and this is simple requirement to make sure we succeed.
- Riding Helmet
- Grooming kit
- Water and Feed Buckets – also remember to bring your own horse feed
What equipment will I need?
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- Halter & Lead Rope
- Carrot stick and String if available
- Saddle, Saddle Pad, Girth
- Hackamore, and/or Bridle
- Riding Helmet if you intend to ride
How many people will be there?
There will be a maximum of 10 horses and riders on the course/clinic.
I have a young horse can I bring them?
Where does my horse stay?
Where will I stay?
Camping is available on site.
Booking necessary
Lodge facilities
We have kitchen facilities and bathroom facilities
Where is the nearest service station & shops?
Shell Wilton 1109 Argyle Street, Wilton, NSW 2571
Phone: 02 4630 9455. They are open 24 hrs, this is also where the ATM is!
You would like Neil Pye to come to your area!
Then give us a call 0477 555 447 let’s see if we can help.