Summer Visitors

Here at Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre we are working hard to promote activities to keep our community engaged during these restricted times. We are currently taking private and semi private lessons. If you’re interested let’s get you booked in quickly before slots are gone.

If you’d like to book a lesson please call Equestrian Centre 01782 551961 or 07496565521

Over the past week we’ve had a few unexpected visitors who have joined the team here at Lodge Farm Riding School. Take a look at our video below.

It’s a very noisy yet adorable nest of four baby Blackbirds. It’s breeding season, what a perfect place for these beautiful creatures to nest. The mother we call Birdie’ has taken materials from Lodge farm Equestrian Centre, she has helped herself to straw, grass, twigs and even some of our horses bedding.

Did you know?

Blackbirds are also called the Eurasian Blackbird. Breeding starts in March, they have 2-3 clutches. Incubation period is usually 10-19 days. Male blackbirds establish a territory during their first year, which they will hold throughout their life.

Our staff and riders at Lodge Farm Riding School are enjoying watching these beautiful chicks grow each day. Let’s get you and your families booked in for a riding lesson and come and see our feathered friends as well.

Stay safe. Stay Alert! 

Competition

WIN WIN WIN 

ENTER OUR FREE COMPETITION TO WIN OVER £50 WORTH OF PRODUCTS

We would love to make a special horse and their dedicated owner’s day by giving way lots of goodies!

For a chance to win, simply like our Facebook page AND share.

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If you would like to post your favourite picture of your horse please feel free to do so. We can’t wait to see all of your pictures and will (somehow!) choose our favourite over the next couple of weeks. We will be announcing the WINNER on Monday 15^th JUNE. Let’s share happy pictures to cheer everyone up during these difficult times. Good Luck!

Including:

Grooming Kit

Stud Muffins

Likit Snacks

Likit-Cherry

Horse Treats

Feed Bucket

Feed Scoop

Sweeping Brush

Zebra Bedding

Back to Business!

Due to the recent updates from the Government, we are delighted to start offering lessons once again.

Today has been the first day of our re-opening to the public. We hope that everyone has thoroughly enjoyed themselves (not only the riders, but the staff and horses too). We are overjoyed to get back into business, bringing more structure and routine during these crucial times. We are all hoping for more good news in the near future. If you are interested in having a fun filled lesson, please contact Lodge Farm Riding School for availability.

Take a look, here is our last lesson of the day.

Pip and George posing for a picture!

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Announcement!

WE ARE OPEN FOR LESSONS

Lodge Farm Equestrian Riding School are pleased to announce that we will be OPEN from Monday 18th May, for private, and semi-private lessons.

Over the next few days we will be putting in place measures for your protection and for the protection of our staff.

On arrival please go to the shop, a member of staff will be there to give you instructions about your safety when you are at the Equestrian Centre.

All our riding school horses and ponies have missed you considerably, we all look forward to welcoming you back.

We are currently taking bookings! For any more information or to book a lesson please contact via the following

Centre: 01782 551961

Manager:07496565521

Private session 30 minutes £28.00

Private session 45 minutes £38.00

Private session 1 hour £45.00

Semi private 30 minutes £22.00

Semi private 1 hour £40.00

Semi private 45 minute £32.00

VE Day Remembrance and Renovation Week

It’s rather a momentous weekend, we feel here at Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre it’s a significant time to pay tribute to the service and sacrifice of the Second World War, known today as VE Day. As we face uncertainty and some of the most challenging times today, now more than ever it’s important to unite in recognition of service to the nation.

Over 75 years ago, our noble steeds, Horses, in World War II were used by the belligerent nations for transportation of troops, artillery, and material. The role of horses for each nation depended on its military strategy and state of economy. Let’s celebrate the great heroic soldiers and horses this weekend.

With this in mind we still ask you to ‘hold your horses’ until we know further from the Government before any social gathering. We eagerly await to hear the announcement on Sunday.

We have been exceptionally busy this week at Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre working hard during the closure, although financial hard times are upon us all, we have been making improvements to enable incredible facilities for our clients and customers, whilst at the forefront are the care and needs of all our riding school horses and ponies.

Here are fragments of what we’ve been accomplishing:

As you can see above, we have been jet-washing,disinfecting the entire stables including the rubber mats. As well as painting the stables ready for when we resume back to our riding activities.

Here we are making enormous improvements to our pony club lecture room as well as the cafe. Here we have the nearly finished product below ready for painting.

What colour do you think we should paint ?

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