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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.
Spring Paddock is a family-owned riding school in Charlesworth, established in 1970. It offers riding lessons for children and adults of all standards, including jumping. Lessons take place on a large all-weather arena.
Julie Judge is an equestrian trainer and producer based in Castleton. She offers a training and producing service for show horses and ponies, including advice on buying, training for pony and rider and show campaign planning. She schools horses and ponies, teaches riders and occasionally takes horses for breaking. She also runs clinics and offers horse, pony and rider appraisals.
NA Equestrian is a small family-run licensed riding school in Bacup. It offers riding lessons and treks for all ages and abilities, including taster, private, semi-private and group lessons. Stable management sessions and holiday Pony Club sessions are available. It also holds gymkhanas, own a pony days and clear round evenings.
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.
Pony Patch is a family business at Wimberry Hill above Glossop in the High Peak offering pony experiences for young children. It runs lead rein pony rides and walk-outs, which can be combined with grooming the ponies. There are weekly Ride & Play sessions, a Pony Club for older children, birthday parties and mobile visits. The business is licensed by High Peak Borough Council.
Glen Jakes Riding School is a riding school in Offerton, Stockport. It offers group lessons for all ages from complete beginners to advanced riders, in half-hour to hour-long sessions. Private lessons can be arranged to assess a rider's level. Riders progress through the school's own level 1 to 5 certificates, and hats can be hired or bought.
Margaret Haes Riding Centre is a charity riding centre providing horse riding opportunities for disabled people. It offers group, semi-private and private lessons in indoor and outdoor schools for all abilities. Lessons are taught by BHS accredited coaches, and riders can use their own horse or one of the centre's. Anyone from four years old can ride, and volunteers are welcome from age 13.
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.
Carriage Driving For our Community is a community interest company offering inclusive carriage driving lessons. It works with people with disabilities, non-visible conditions, neurodiversity and health challenges. Members learn with qualified tuition and experienced horses and can progress to competitive Carriage Driving Trials. It also offers leisure carriage journeys through the local area.
Croft Cottage Stables is a family-run, 5-star licensed riding school at Fitling near Hull. It offers small-group and private lessons, hacks, pony clubs and birthday parties. It also runs SEN sessions and corporate wellbeing days.
Follifoot Park Riding Centre is a riding school near Harrogate, founded in 1986. It offers riding lessons for adults and children, teenage rider sessions and summer holiday riding camps. It also has mechanical horse simulators and runs Changing Lives Through Horses sessions.
Howden Community Stables is a not-for-profit community interest company at Howden Equestrian Centre near Goole, affiliated with Riding for the Disabled. It offers riding lessons, non-ridden horse sessions, equine facilitated learning and mechanical horse sessions for disabled and neurodivergent riders. It also runs holiday pony days and BHS award training.
Lacys Cottage Riding School is a BHS-approved riding school and Pony Club Centre at Scrayingham, near Stamford Bridge. It offers private, semi-private and class lessons from age 4, holiday fun days and a summer camp. It also provides full, semi-full, DIY and point-to-point livery with two floodlit arenas.
Tong Lane End Equestrian Centre is a family-run riding school in Bradford, established for over 30 years and approved by the ABRS and the Pony Club. It offers group, semi-private and private lessons and hacks for beginners to advanced riders. It also has an on-site equestrian shop and hosts university equestrian teams.
Cliffhollins Riding School is a family-run riding school and Pony Club centre established in 2004. It is a 5-star Kirklees Council licensed riding school offering lessons for children and adults of all abilities from age four. It also runs riding activities, events and RDA sessions.
Longfield Equestrian Centre is a BHS-approved riding school in Todmorden, established in 1979. It offers group and private lessons for riders of all ages, including lessons on your own horse, with indoor and outdoor schools. Its livery yard offers full, working and DIY livery.
Debbie Sykes is a BHS Accredited Professional Coach based in Dobcross, Saddleworth. She coaches riders and horses from leisure to dressage, showjumping and eventing, through clinics at venues across the North West and sessions at clients' yards. She also helps candidates prepare for BHS exams.
Nest Farm Riding Centre is a small family-run riding centre and livery yard near Scammonden Reservoir, West Yorkshire. It offers private and semi-private lessons and hacks for riders aged 4 and up, stable club days, holiday pony camps and birthday parties. It also hosts dressage and show jumping competitions.
Dial Wood Carriage Driving for the Disabled is an RDA group at Flockton, between Huddersfield and Wakefield, founded in 1998. Disabled participants can learn carriage driving and horse care, receive riding therapy, or be taken for carriage drives. It also runs pony therapy and education sessions.
Crosby RDA is a Riding for the Disabled group at Crosby Hall Home Farm, Little Crosby, Liverpool, founded in 1974. It provides therapeutic horse riding for people with disabilities of all ages. The charity is run by volunteers and funded by donations and fundraising.
Farrell & Greenwood Equestrian is a sales and training yard based at Warren Farm Equestrian Centre in Formby. It offers sales, schooling, training, competition and breaking livery for ponies and horses. Lessons are available at all levels in flatwork and jumping. The team has over 25 years of experience sourcing, selling and producing horses and ponies.
White Rose Polo Club is an HPA polo club at Townend Farm, North Cliffe, near York, founded in 2007. It offers polo lessons six days a week for riders and non-riders, with horses provided. Club chukkas are played every weekend, and the club hosts tournaments including the Yorkshire Open Polo Championships.
Snainton Riding Centre is a family-run equestrian centre in North Yorkshire, established in 1970. It offers private, joint and group lessons including dressage, jumping and pole work clinics. The centre also offers livery, day camps and competitions. Its indoor school and outdoor arena are available for hire.
