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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2026 · 1H 6M

How to Make $100K a Year Running a Lesson Barn

from The Horse Industry Voice with Colton Woods

1) Free Step by Step Playbook- https://horsebusinessbuilders.com/freedom-ebook  2) Free Personalized Horse Business Assessment- https://www.horsebusinessbuilders.com/free-assessment 3) Get a Demo of Horse Business Manager- https://www.horsebusinessmanager.com The horse industry doesn't have a pricing problem — it has an on-ramp problem. In this episode, we break down a real-world lesson program business model designed to bring new people into horses while staying profitable, sustainable, and scalable. Chapters: 00:00 Intro — The Horse Industry's Real Problem 01:18 What an On-Ramp Horse Business Looks Like 04:00 Startup Costs: Horses, Ponies & Initial Investment 09:40 Monthly Horse Care Costs Explained 20:55 Business Operating Expenses 24:20 Revenue Models: A vs B vs C 29:35 Pricing Structure & Lesson Tiers 39:05 Financial Results & Profit Breakdown 50:20 Scale vs Profit: Choosing the Right Model 58:30 Building a Business Around Mission & Lifestyle 01:00:00 Additional Revenue Opportunities 01:02:30 Systems, Automation & Growth Strategy 01:05:00 Final Takeaways & Next Steps

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