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Chatham Hall

English or Western ridingJumping or eventing
Address: 
800 Chatham Hall Circle
Chatham, VA, 24531-3085
United States
36° 49' 42.8124" N, 79° 23' 24.2412" W
Student Contact Information
Contact Name: 
Cricket Stone, Director of Riding
Phone number: 
(434) 432-5500
Fax number: 
(434) 432-1002
Email address: 
cstone@chathamhall.org
Web address: 
http://www.chathamhall.org
Majors/Degrees/Certificates
Degrees: 
High School Diploma
Specialties: 
English or Western riding
Jumping or eventing
School Information
Type of School: 
Private Girl's College-Preparatory Day and Boarding School
Tuition Costs: 
Boarding students: $35,000; Day students: $12,600; horse board: $500/month; two school-horse lessons per week: $600/trimester; four school-horse lessons per week: $850/trimester; two student-horse lessons per week: $500/trimester; four student-horse lessons per week: $750/trimester. Lesson fees: $30.00 per lesson billed by trimester
Facilities: 
The Chatham Hall Equestrian Center houses a 125ft x 250ft indoor arena, offices, a conference room, and 12ft x 14ft stalls. A total of 40 box stalls in the new center and the stables accommodate school horses and student horses. The facilities also include a hunter trials course, two all-weather outdoor rings, 362 acres of trails and fields, and indoor hot/cold water wash racks. Longacre Stables, less than a mile off of campus, features a 200ft x 70ft indoor arena, an outdoor ring, 40 box stalls, indoor wash racks, a jogging track, and large turnout fields.
Showing: 
Chatham Hall riders have many opportunities to compete.

Chatham Hall riders are competitive in the Junior Hunter, Children’s Hunter, Children’s Jumper, and Equitation classes, winning classes at shows such as House Mountain, Duke Children’s Benefit, Reeve Irvine Benefit, Gulf Coast Winter Classics, HITS Ocala, HITS Culpeper, and Atlanta Spring Classic. Chatham Hall riders finished 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in the 2005 SWVHJA Hunt Seat Medal Finals. Chatham Hall also offers a program in which current saddle seat riders can continue their instruction on currently competitive show horses for physical education credit. This program takes place less than a mile off campus at Longacre Stables. Instructed by Margaret Gardiner, the students compete successfully at all levels, from tournaments to the World Championships at Louisville.

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