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Lumb Brook Livery is a family-run BHS-approved livery yard in Cheshire, near Macclesfield and South Manchester. It offers full and part livery with hacking, farm rides and competition facilities. Liz Jackson, a Level 3 accredited show jumping coach, is available for coaching.
Arley Moss Equestrian is an equestrian facility within the Arley Hall Estate in Great Budworth, Cheshire. It offers full, DIY, grass and retirement livery, with stables including foaling boxes. Facilities include a 6-furlong all-weather gallop, floodlit indoor and outdoor arenas, a show jumping arena and cross-country schooling fences. Clients can use a 5-mile off-road estate ride, and the yard produces its own hay and haylage.
Thorpe Meadows is an equestrian venue with a livery yard, indoor arena and a floodlit 60m by 40m outdoor arena. It offers DIY and full livery, arena hire, riding lessons and emergency overnight stabling for horses. The venue hosts equestrian events such as show jumping and dressage competitions. It also has an on-site kitchen and hosts other events and parties.
Crossmere Farm Equestrian is a livery yard in Cheshire run by international show jumper Corinne Collins. It offers DIY, part, full and competition or sales livery. Optional on-site training with Corinne Collins is available by arrangement. The yard has access to off-road hacking.
Copper Beeches is a livery yard with one of the largest indoor arenas in Cheshire. It specialises in retirement and rehabilitation livery, managed by an on-site BHS-affiliated yard manager. The indoor arena can be hired by visitors as well as residents.
J F Polo Academy has taught polo in Cheshire since 2006. It offers private and group polo lessons from age six, clinics, chukkas and experience days. It also provides polo pony hire and sales, livery and schooling, and exhibition matches for private events. Play is pay-as-you-go with no membership required.
Sandy Lane Equestrian is a family-run riding centre near Weaverham, Northwich, opened in 2003 and linked with Riding for the Disabled. It specialises in teaching entry-level riders and offers lessons for all ages and abilities, plus pony days, parties and hacks. It has a covered arena and a floodlit outdoor arena. Full and working livery are available.
Burrows Lane Farm Equestrian Centre is a BHS-approved riding school in Eccleston, Prescot, run by proprietor Leanne Ryan. It offers private and group lessons, Pony Club centre sessions and Own a Pony days. The centre also has a livery yard, runs an apprenticeship and BHS exam scheme and holds show days.
Spirit of the Herd is a not-for-profit horse and pony sanctuary near Helsby, Cheshire, founded in 2018. It rescues and rehabilitates horses and ponies, then uses its therapy ponies for equine assisted activities with children and adults. It also runs pony parties, pamper sessions and volunteer placements.
Croft End Equestrian Centre is a BHS-accredited riding and training centre set up in 1998. It has stabling for over 60 horses, indoor and outdoor arenas, a mechanical horse simulator and classroom facilities. It runs a riding school with school holiday courses and offers full, working and DIY livery. Private lessons and clinics are also available, and there is an on-site cafe.
High Legh Riding Centre is a small family-run riding centre at Mill Farm, High Legh, near Knutsford. It offers riding lessons for beginners to advanced riders with qualified instructors, plus livery. Trekking and pony-themed birthday parties are also available.
Thornberry Animal Sanctuary is a South Yorkshire rescue charity founded in 1988. Its Equine Centre at Ravenfield cares for over 30 rescued horses and ponies. Its other site near Dinnington cares for dogs, cats and small pets. Animals are rehomed after assessment.
Steven and Joe Whitaker run a show jumping yard in Silkstone, Barnsley. They produce competition horses, offer tuition for novice and competitive riders, and provide livery. Stallions stand at stud with frozen, fresh and natural semen available. They also sell sports horses and offer investment ownership.
Sanctuary that cares for neglected and abused horses and ponies and rehomes them through adoption and sponsorship. It can care for up to 12 horses and now offers equine-assisted psychotherapy sessions.
Park Farm Livery is a DIY livery yard for 33 horses at Lostock Green. Optional livery services are available on site most days of the year. Horses are grazed in small herds, and the yard is family friendly.
Ivy Lodge Livery is a family-run DIY and part livery yard in Comberbach, Northwich, on a former dairy farm. It has 75 acres of grazing and limits numbers to 20 horses. Facilities include a 60 x 25 all-weather arena, a round pen and a secure tack room, with hacking into Marbury Country Park.
Fieldhead Equestrian is a family-run yard on 30 acres in Neston, Wirral. It currently offers retirement livery and grazing livery with daily welfare checks. Stable-based full livery is planned once the stables are renovated. Packages can be tailored to each horse.
Farmhouse Retirement Livery is a retirement livery yard at Fir Tree Farm in Cheshire. It is run by Joe, whose family farm the 200-acre site with crops, cattle and sheep. Retired horses graze in fields with staff on hand around the clock. The farm also produces hay, haylage and straw.
Hatton Stables is a family-owned DIY livery yard on 33 acres near Hatton, Warrington. Facilities include outdoor and indoor arenas, jumps, a horse walker, a hot horse wash, a farrier bay and secure tack rooms. Additional services such as turnout and bringing in are available, and hay and haylage grown on the farm are included in the livery.
Pocket Nook Farm is a family-run breaking and schooling livery yard in Lowton, Cheshire, run by John and Matthew Leigh. It offers breaking livery with a bespoke programme for each young horse, plus schooling and rehabilitation livery. The team also helps with behavioural problems such as loading. The farm is also home to Pocket Nook Equine Vets.
Merseyside Equestrian Centre is a family-run private livery yard in Cronton. It has indoor and outdoor brick stables, a 60x70 all-weather menage, a horse walker, a lunge pen and fenced grazing paddocks. Flat and jumping lessons are available. Haylage, hay and bedding can be supplied.
Animal rescue in Hale Village, Liverpool, caring for over 80 horses and ponies and other animals. It began in 1982 with a rescued Shetland pony and has 35 stables plus rented grazing.
Low Hunsley Livery is a small livery yard in the Yorkshire Wolds. It offers full, part and 5/2 livery with all-year turnout and unlimited hay or haylage and straw. The yard has about 5 miles of off-road hacking tracks with optional cross-country fences. Annual hacking passes are also available.
Dart Polo is a polo club in Lincolnshire, established in 2020 on a country estate. It runs a polo academy offering lessons and provides polo ponies. Its livery offers schooling, working, turnout and stable rental for horses. It also aims to breed and produce polo horses.
