Give someone a private day with horses.

Who it's for

• The person who takes care of everyone else. A mother, father, partner or sibling who has spent years holding things together — including for someone in addiction or recovery.
• Someone who has always wanted to be around horses and never had the chance. No experience is needed and there is no riding.
• A pair or a small group. One certificate covers up to four people, so it can be a day for siblings, friends, or a couple.

It's a good fit for birthdays, Mother's Day and Father's Day, anniversaries, retirements, and the holidays — or for no occasion at all, because someone needs it.

How to give a Self Reunion

1. Send a booking request and choose “It's a gift for someone else.” Tell us who it's for and the group size.
2. We reply within one business day to confirm the details and arrange payment. Nothing is charged online.
3. We email you a printable gift certificate — or send it straight to them, if you'd prefer.
4. They contact us and pick a date that works for them.

What the gift includes

• About four hours, private to their group
• Ground work: safe approach, grooming, haltering, leading, pressure and release
• Barrels, poles and keyhole, run on foot with a horse
• An Event Timesheet with their first and final runs
• $1,495 for up to 4 people; $250 for each additional person, up to 6

A note on giving this to someone affected by addiction

If you're giving Self Reunion to someone who has loved a person through addiction, they don't have to talk about it, and nobody will ask. The day is about them — not the person they've been worried about. Read more about Self Reunion for families.