​Lesson Prices

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• ½ hour Assessment £45

• ½ hour Private Lesson £38

• ½ hour Semi Private (2 people) £64

• ½ hour Group Lesson £30 each

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• 45 min Private Lesson £50

• 45 min Semi Private (2 People) £90

• 45 min Group Lesson £36 each

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• 1 hour Group Lesson £40 each

 

• 20 min Lesson £26 (ages 5 and under)

• 15 min Walk £15

• Cart Ride £18

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• Lessons will have to be paid for at the time of booking. We have a 48 hour cancellation policy, any lessons amended or cancelled within this time will still be charged for.

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• You will only be allowed access onto the yard if you have appropriate footwear on, boots and trainers are acceptable. No open toed or open heeled footwear is allowed (sandals, flip flops, sliders). This applies to Lessons and Events due to health and safety regulations.

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• First Time Rider Information

 

• Please be aware that we are a working yard where horses and farm machinery may be moving about. Please be aware of safety notices and keep children under close supervision.

• We do not allow customers’ dogs on the yard.

• Please park in the car park provided and keep all gates closed.

• Please report to the office which is situated in the car park by the gate

• All Lessons have to be paid upfront at the time of booking cash, bacs or cards accepted.

• You will need to fill out a New Rider Form (new riders only) and have a riding hat fitted if necessary. We provide riding hats free of charge for those who do not have their own.

• Clients are advised to wear suitable footwear.  Boots with a small, defined heel or wellingtons will be adequate. Clients will not be allowed to ride in trainers or high-heels. Sliders and Sandals are not permitted on the yard.

• Comfortable and flexible clothing is advised (jeans are not a good idea) and please remember that horse riding is an outdoor sport so dress appropriately for the weather.

• If you have not ridden before, we have gentle and steady horses for you to learn on. If you are not familiar with horses and ponies please be aware that they are living animals and as such riding is a risk sport. As riders we choose to accept this every time we mount.