How would you go about this?

Next time she needs help, you could go over and help her and just casually say "Do you want to come over to my house sometime and we can go over all the stuff you're confused about, and maybe do something else too?" Don't ask for compensation. If she says yes, then she says yes. You shouldn't need to be paid for being a good person.

First off, genuinely wanting to help and then asking for money don't match up. It's like volunteering at a homeless shelter asking to be paid for it.

Honestly, you could teach her while shes at the barn. Ask her if she thinks she's ready for the care a horse requires and when she seems confused about something, ask her which option would seem to be the best option and why.

If she gets cranky that you seem to be bossing her about it, all you have to do is say that you've noticed she sometimes seems confused and you just want to make sure she can come to a stable conclusion about what is best for the horse and the lesson.

Now, think about this, she and/or her family are already paying for her to take lessons, and if she/her family pays for her to have -extra- lessons at your place, with your horses, that would be a waste of their money.

If you are really concerned about it, bring the subject up with the instructor and say that you have noticed that she doesn't always know 100% what she's doing and it makes you worry about the horses and suggest that the instructor help her with that.

We all have to start somewhere and at sometime.

Her mistakes won't be fatal to the animal and probably won't even be uncomfortable.

If you want to help and do a some horse care stuff, you can and have a good time.

Under no circumstances are you to ask for money-she isn't asking for your help, so you can't ask for her money.

You do seem to be just a little cocky about how much knowledge you have-chances are you still have a ton of learning to do also.

If you just help her out and let a friendship bloom-you will probably both be better off for it.

If you're going to ask her over-do just that-say nothing about wanting to teach her anything.

Just see if she wants to come and visit your critters, let it flow naturally from there.

i would ignore her but then a horse would be in danger! I say you should "Hey, wanna have a test to see if we are good horseman people"

have questions like

"What do your horse wear when jumping" and stuff like that and she may notice that she needs more expirence...maybe

Thanks

~Big Blu~

Oh and if u r not her friend dont be MEAN or mean

i think its a good idea, but i dont think you shoud charge her.