Lodge Farm Riding School Lessons

Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre Riding School

Learn to Ride at Lodge Farm Riding School

Private session 30 minutes £28.00
Private session 45 minutes £38.00
Private session 1 hour £45.00
Semi private 30 minutes (2 people) £22.00
Semi private 1 hour £40.00
Semi private 45 minute £32.00
Group session 30 minutes £17.00
Group session 1 hour £28.00
Tiny Tots 15 mins lead rein – from age 2 years £12.00

Lessons Timetable:

Monday – Friday between 11.00 am – 8.00 pm
Saturday’s between 3.00 pm – 6.00 pm
24 hour cancellation policy

(Please Note: Only when Government have lifted restrictions, these times will resume back to normal working hours.)

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form) There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons. We also offer training towards BHS examination stages & teaching training.

Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82 kilos) this is subject to change.
We aim to provide you with a horse/pony suited to the individual rider’s needs.
Pupils are grouped according to ability and are encouraged to progress.
Your choice to ride is voluntary. We take care to provide suitable horses and ponies for our clients and we will do our utmost to keep you safe, however, horses and ponies may sometimes be unpredictable. Personal insurance is recommended
All Riders ride at their own risk.
All our instructors’ hold recognised teaching qualifications within the BHS (British Horse Society), RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association)

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

07496565521 or 01782 551961

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Lodge Farm Equestrian Riding School

What a busy week at Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre. As I mentioned last week our stance has not changed since the Government began restrictions and we remain aligned with the BEF, BHS and other member bodies.

We should all respect the Government’s message of ‘stay home, protect the NHS, save lives’, and carefully consider the risks associated with riding. As a community, we should not be putting any additional pressure on our emergency and NHS services.

Looking to the future! It is still an uncertain time to when the Government will lift the restrictions, however we are pleased to announce we are working hard mapping out what our summer activities will look like; Pony Club Fun Days, engaging riding school lessons, summer camps, pony birthday parties, tiny tots sessions 2.5 years to competitions and much more spectacular fun and games.

Riding Lessons:

At Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre, we provide riding lessons and training for all abilities. We have horses and ponies to suit all levels from beginner to the more advanced. Our riding school lessons are taught by BHS qualified coaches from to students to BHSI. (Please Note: Once restrictions are lifted)

We are now looking forward to welcoming back all our customers. We know we have many talented members of Pony Club and riding school clients out there and hope you enjoy all are content and activities put together.

Please continue to stay safe in these times and thank you for your continued support. Don’t forget to check out our other platforms. Please visit our Facebook Page: Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre. https://www.facebook.com/lodgefarmriding/?ref=ts

Riding School Horse: April, enjoying showjumping!

Visitor in the Paddock

Yesterday at Lodge Farm Equestrian we had an unexpected visitor who appeared mysteriously in our paddock.

It was a normal day on the yard. Bertie was waiting for his morning feed.

Once he had finished munching his delicious feed he had his daily groom and then turn out into his paddock to enjoy his well deserved day off. And so off he went enjoying his time in the sunshine.

Lodge farm staff working hard; mucking out beds filling hay and cleaning water buckets.

“CLIP CLOP CLIP CLOP” tiny hooves on the yard. Bertie has escaped from his paddock.

“Bertie. What are you doing on the yard by yourself ?” he’s suppose to be in his paddock enjoying his grass.

So, I put down my shovel and fork. I went to investigate what is happening whilst Bertie standing two foot taller snorting into his paddock.

A young COW. Oh no, poor Bertie has been kicked out of his paddock by a mysterious cow. No damage to the fencing, no traces of hoof marks, she just appeared in Bertie’s middle paddock.

Moments later we found the rightful owner a farmer from up the road. He came with his trailer and took her home safely and she was reunited with her family.

Saddlery Open

Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre

Saddlery and Shop: Opening hours

Monday 10-3

Tuesday 10-3

Wednesday 10-3

Thursday 10-3

Friday 10-3

Saturday 10-3

Sunday Closed

Lodge Farm Equestrian Horses and Ponies

As we are set to face more weeks in lockdown it is a difficult time for us all. Many of us would be having fun with our horses and ponies planning activities and enjoying competitions during this season. Let’s all take this time to remain positive and grateful of how much are furry friend’s mean to us all. At Lodge Farm Equestrian we are working hard to continue to provide you with fun activities and inspiring lessons upon your return.

Here are reminder’s of are marvelous horses and ponies. Here’s Poppy enjoying sunbathing today, once she realised she was caught on camera she shot up and trotted off towards the hay bale.