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Johnson's Folly Horse Farm
  • Home
  • About
  • Services
  • Our School
    • Dressage
    • Hunter School
    • Jumper School
  • Our Team
  • Our Herd
  • Gallery
  • Healing
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Release and Policies

Refund and Cancellation Policy

Please check our Return and Refund Policy

At Johnson’s Folly, we strive to offer a safe, fair, and enjoyable riding experience for all riders. Please review our policies regarding unused lessons, weather-related cancellations, and leased horses.

1. Lesson Cancellation & Payment Policy

  • Most lessons are paid after they are completed.


  • Any lesson must be canceled with at least 24 hours’ notice, otherwise the full cost of the lesson must still be paid.


  • Riders may reschedule a lesson with at least 24 hours’ notice, subject to availability.


  • Lessons not rescheduled within 30 days of the original date will be forfeited.


2. Paid Lessons (Unused or Missed)

  • No refunds will be issued for missed lessons without 24-hour notice.
     
  • Riders may reschedule a lesson with at least 24 hours’ notice, subject to availability.
     
  • Lessons not rescheduled within 30 days of the original date will be forfeited.
     
  • All lesson packages must be used within the timeframe indicated at purchase.

2. Weather Cancellations (Rain and Lightning)

  • For the safety of both horses and riders, riding lessons may be canceled or adjusted due to heavy rain, lightning, or unsafe footing.


  • In most cases of bad weather, your trainer will offer a barn lesson instead of a riding lesson. These focus on horsemanship, grooming, tacking, stable management, and other valuable equine skills.


  • If conditions prevent any type of lesson, you will be notified as soon as possible.


  • If the lesson was already paid in advance, it will be rescheduled.


  • If the lesson was not paid in advance, you will not be charged.


  • Weather-related cancellations are rescheduled, not refunded.


  • If you are unsure about weather conditions, please check with us before coming to the barn.

3. Horse Leasing

  • Leasing fees are non-refundable and must be paid in advance.
     
  • If a leased horse becomes temporarily unavailable (e.g., injury or illness), we will offer:
     

  1. A replacement horse of similar level and temperament, or
  2. A credit toward future lessons or leasing, depending on the duration of unavailability.
     

  • Lease cancellations require 30 days written notice. No prorated refunds are offered for early termination.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here to help you ride safely and confidently.

Release and Liability Waiver

Dear Participants,

Welcome to Johnson’s Folly Horse Farm.

Before taking part in any equestrian activity, all participants are required to complete and sign the Release and Liability Waiver.

Please use the QR Code or the link provided to review and sign the form online. This step must be completed before participating in any riding or horse-related activity.

Thank you for your cooperation and for helping us maintain a safe environment for everyone.

Johnson’s Folly Horse Farm

Sign Here

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here to help you ride safely and confidently.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at jfolly1966@aol.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Yes, you are welcome to bring your own horse for lessons. However, please let us know in advance so we can ensure that our facilities are suitable for your horse.


We welcome riders of all experience levels, from beginners to advanced riders. Our experienced instructors will tailor each lesson to the rider's individual needs and skill level.


Safety is our top priority at Johnson's Folly Horse Farm. We provide helmets and riding boots for all riders and require them to be worn at all times during lessons. Our horses are also well-trained and regularly checked by a veterinarian to ensure their health and safety.


Wear comfortable, fitted clothes that allow you to move easily. Riding pants or leggings, a fitted shirt, and proper riding boots are recommended. Avoid loose clothing that can get caught on the saddle or equipment.


Riding breeches or tights are ideal because they are designed for comfort in the saddle and help prevent rubbing. If you do not have breeches yet, leggings or stretchy athletic pants without thick seams can work for beginner lessons.


The ideal footwear for riding is riding boots, because they have a small heel that helps prevent your foot from getting stuck in the stirrup.

If you do not have riding boots, Johnson’s Folly Horse Farm provides riding boots for use during lessons.


Yes. A properly fitted riding helmet is required for all riders.
If you do not have your own helmet, Johnson’s Folly Horse Farm provides helmets for use during lessons.


Shorts are not recommended because they can cause discomfort or skin irritation from the saddle and stirrup leathers. Long pants are always preferred.


Shorts are not recommended because they can cause discomfort or skin irritation from the saddle and stirrup leathers. Long pants are always preferred.


In Florida the weather is often warm and humid. Lightweight and breathable clothing is recommended.

During very hot days, it is often better to wear a long-sleeve shirt to protect your skin from the sun. Cotton shirts can work, but many riders prefer shirts designed specifically for riding. These are available in tack and saddlery stores and are made with technical fabrics that help you stay more comfortable in heat and humidity like we have in Florida.


Gloves are optional but recommended. They help protect your hands and improve grip on the reins.


Long hair should be tied back in a low ponytail or braid so it fits comfortably under the helmet.


No special equipment is required for your first lesson. Johnson’s Folly Horse Farm provides helmets and riding boots if needed.


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Johnson's Folly Horse Farm

14052 52nd. Ave. South, Delray Beach, FL 33484

(561) 665 0083

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