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Abbey Farm Dressage is an equestrian centre and livery yard set in 165 acres of Bedfordshire parkland, established in 2000 as a private competition yard. It hires out its indoor and outdoor arenas for dressage training, pole and grid work, saddle fitting and vet soundness checks. The venue also hosts dog agility training and equine first aid courses.
Pony Pursuits is a riding centre just outside Oxford with sites at Huckleberry Farm in Heathfield and Sandy Lane in Horspath. It offers woodland rides, hacks, ride-and-groom sessions and pony therapy for adults and children. It also hosts pony parties at Huckleberry Farm.
Lower Haddon Livery & Competition Venue is between Brize Norton and Bampton in Oxfordshire. It offers DIY livery, training, venue hire and competitions. Facilities include an indoor arena, two large outdoor arenas with show jumps and a 12-acre jump field.
The Moreton in Marsh & District Agricultural & Horse Show Society runs the annual Moreton Show in September. The show includes horse showing classes alongside livestock, farm and crop competitions. The society is a registered charity.
The Knights of Middle England is a family business at the Warwick International School of Riding near Warwick. It stages jousting, stunt and equestrian displays for events, Warwick Castle and film and TV. It also teaches jousting, horse archery, stunt and trick riding and side saddle on schoolmaster horses.
Dodderhill Equestrian and Stud is an equestrian centre offering clinics and camps with traditional, natural and holistic approaches, run by Arron Stevenson and visiting trainers. Its 20x65m indoor arena with jumps and dressage boards can be hired by the hour or day. Visitors can camp in their lorry or rent a log cabin during multi-day camps.
High House Equestrian is a family-run equestrian business near Clifford, Herefordshire. It offers arena hire, coaching from two BHS-qualified coaches and livery packages. Facilities include stables, a horse walker, a lunge pen, a 60x30m outdoor menage and 40 acres of grassland.
Radnor Riding offers private guided rides in the Mid Wales countryside for novice to experienced riders. Rides leave at 9:30am and 1:30pm every day, with a minimum age of 12 and a maximum rider weight.
Amberley Court Equestrian is an equestrian facility near Hereford with an 80x40m arena and a 30x20m water splash area designed for all disciplines. It is set in 250 acres with miles of off-road riding. The arena is open to the public for schooling by the hour. The venue also hosts events for individuals, riding clubs, pony clubs and associations.
Tumpy Green Equestrian Centre is a family-run riding centre near Dursley established in 2003. It is BHS and ABRS approved and a Pony Club Centre. It offers group, private and semi-private lessons for adults and children from beginner to advanced, with indoor and outdoor arenas. Visiting trainers hold dressage, show jumping and cross-country clinics.
Calmsden Horse Trials runs family-run British Eventing and unaffiliated horse events at Ampney Down Farm near Cirencester. The cross-country course is designed by international course designer Andrew Hunter and changes for every event. The site also has practice areas and DIY livery stabling.
May Hill Farm is a family-run farm in rural Gloucestershire offering equestrian services and countryside accommodation. It has a livery yard and offers riding lessons, camps and equestrian experiences for experienced and novice riders. Horse holidays are available for visitors who bring their own horses, with a school and access to hacking. Holiday cottages and glamping accommodation are also offered.
Moores Farm in Corse Lawn, Gloucestershire, is home to Moores Farm Competition Centre and Moores Farm Equine Therapy. The competition centre hosts British Show Jumping, unaffiliated show jumping and dressage on indoor and outdoor arenas. The therapy side offers an equine water treadmill for horses and ponies.
Wayfarer Eventing is a family-run eventing business founded by Mike and Emma Winter, based at Towbury Hill Barn near Tewkesbury. They source, produce and compete horses for themselves and owners. They offer coaching and hire of their cross-country course and all-weather arena.
Lampeter Stallion Show (Sioe Feirch Llanbed) is an annual show for Welsh breeds held in Lampeter. Its website publishes the schedule, entry forms, results and trade stand information. Classes include lead rein and first ridden classes for Welsh breeds, with perpetual cups and trophies for winners. The show is run by a committee with a show secretary.
Nevern Show is a traditional agricultural and horticultural show held each August at Bayvil in North Pembrokeshire. It offers horse, cattle and sheep competitions and equine events, with involvement from local organisations such as Tivyside Riding Club. The show also has trade stands, local food and craft stalls and family attractions. It is run by volunteers and a committee for the community.
Gwydyr Stables at Ty Coch Farm, established in 1973, is a riding centre near Betws y Coed in Snowdonia. It offers horse riding, pony trekking and extended day trail rides through National Trust and Forestry Commission land. Individuals and groups are catered for.
Bow House Farm near Bishop's Castle in Shropshire is run by JP and Caroline Daker. JP has competed at eventing and show jumping and produces his own horses from youngsters to Grand Prix level. Both coach riders, from experienced to novice or nervous riders. The farm runs an events diary including a winter league show jumping series.
Country Treks is a riding establishment on the Shropshire-Worcestershire border near Stottesdon. It offers riding lessons for adults and children, treks, hacks, day rides and riding holidays. It also runs pony camps and riding for the disabled, and has a 70x30 arena and cross-country course.
Springhill Farm is a BHS-approved equestrian centre on the Wales-England border near Oswestry and Llangollen. It offers riding lessons from age 5, treks, hacks and day rides over the Ceiriog Valley. It also runs teenage riding holidays and has bunkhouse and cottage accommodation.
Raheen na Gun Stud is a long-established equestrian centre and stud in Kilkenny run by Ger O'Brien, a breeder, producer, competitor and trainer. It stands show jumping stallions and offers semen for purchase. Facilities include two large all-weather show-jumping arenas.
East Lodge Farm is a working family farm in Northamptonshire with an equestrian centre and a farm shop. Its livery yard offers the full range of horse livery services and is BHS approved. Home-grown hay and straw and year-round turnout in electric-fenced paddocks are included in livery costs. The yard has its own outdoor floodlit arena, a secure tack room and a solarium, and riders can register and book lessons at the equestrian centre.
Higham Races is a point-to-point racecourse that has held meetings since 1957. It stages two race meetings each season on a flat oval course with eight fences. Race days also include pony racing and lead-rein dashes. Trade stands, food and family attractions are part of the events.
Equipark is a family-run equestrian training facility in Garryhill, Co. Carlow. It has a cross-country course with a central water complex and a sand arena for hire. Owner Sian is a Level 2 EFI coach and the centre offers training for riders of all levels.
