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Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

The Pony Club at Lodge Farm.

Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre is a Linked Centre for Pony Club National.

Centre Membership of the Pony Club is designed for Riders without their own horse or pony or without transport but who wish to take part in Pony Club Activities.Open to anyone aged under 24 years.

Membership Benefits Include:

• Improving your Riding and Horse Care
• Complete a range of Pony Club Tests and Achievement Badges
• Competition Opportunities
• All Members receive third party personal liability insurance – & a Quarterly Magazine !
• Learning, Friendship and Fun !

How Much does Membership Cost ?

• Centre Membership costs £36.00 a year
• Badge Training at Lodge Farm every Tuesday & Thursday 5.30-7.30 costs £23.00

Pick up a Membership Application Form Today !

www.pcuk.org –enquiries@pcuk.org

 

Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

 

The Pony Club at Lodge Farm.

Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre is a Linked Centre for Pony Club National.

Centre Membership of the Pony Club is designed for Riders without their own horse or pony or without transport but who wish to take part in Pony Club Activities. Open to anyone aged under 24 years.

Membership Benefits Include:

• Improving your Riding and Horse Care
• Complete a range of Pony Club Tests and Achievement Badges
• Competition Opportunities
• All Members receive third party personal liability insurance – & a Quarterly Magazine !
• Learning, Friendship and Fun !

How Much does Membership Cost ?

• Centre Membership costs £36.00 a year
• Badge Training every Saturday at Lodge Farm (9.00-3.00) costs £23.00

Pick up a Membership Application Form Today !

www.pcuk.org –enquiries@pcuk.org

 

Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

Unaffiliated Dressage Competition 

Sunday 1st August  2021

£12.00 per class

Class 1 A&B: Lodge Farm walk and trot test (2016)

Class 2: BD Intro B (2009)

Class 3: BD Intro C (2016)

Class 4: BD Prelim 1 (2006)

Class 5: BD Prelim 14 (2006)

Class 6: BD Novice 28 (2008)

Class 7: Elementary 44 (2002)

 

Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

The Pony Club at Lodge Farm.

Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre is a Linked Centre for Pony Club National.

Centre Membership of the Pony Club is designed for Riders without their own horse or pony or without transport but who wish to take part in Pony Club Activities.Open to anyone aged under 24 years.

Membership Benefits Include:

• Improving your Riding and Horse Care
• Complete a range of Pony Club Tests and Achievement Badges
• Competition Opportunities
• All Members receive third party personal liability insurance – & a Quarterly Magazine !
• Learning, Friendship and Fun !

How Much does Membership Cost ?

• Centre Membership costs £36.00 a year
• Badge Training at Lodge Farm every Tuesday & Thursday 5.30-7.30 costs £23.00

Pick up a Membership Application Form Today !

www.pcuk.org –enquiries@pcuk.org

 

Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

 

Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

The Pony Club at Lodge Farm.

Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre is a Linked Centre for Pony Club National.

Centre Membership of the Pony Club is designed for Riders without their own horse or pony or without transport but who wish to take part in Pony Club Activities.Open to anyone aged under 24 years.

Membership Benefits Include:

• Improving your Riding and Horse Care
• Complete a range of Pony Club Tests and Achievement Badges
• Competition Opportunities
• All Members receive third party personal liability insurance – & a Quarterly Magazine !
• Learning, Friendship and Fun !

How Much does Membership Cost ?

• Centre Membership costs £36.00 a year
• Badge Training at Lodge Farm every Tuesday & Thursday 5.30-7.30 costs £23.00

Pick up a Membership Application Form Today !

www.pcuk.org –enquiries@pcuk.org

 

Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

 

The Pony Club at Lodge Farm.

Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre is a Linked Centre for Pony Club National.

Centre Membership of the Pony Club is designed for Riders without their own horse or pony or without transport but who wish to take part in Pony Club Activities. Open to anyone aged under 24 years.

Membership Benefits Include:

• Improving your Riding and Horse Care
• Complete a range of Pony Club Tests and Achievement Badges
• Competition Opportunities
• All Members receive third party personal liability insurance – & a Quarterly Magazine !
• Learning, Friendship and Fun !

How Much does Membership Cost ?

• Centre Membership costs £36.00 a year
• Badge Training every Saturday at Lodge Farm (9.00-3.00) costs £23.00

Pick up a Membership Application Form Today !

www.pcuk.org –enquiries@pcuk.org

 

Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

SHOWING & WORKING HUNTER

 SHOW

27^th June, 25^th July,

8^th August & 26^th September

 

 

ALL CLASSES ARE £10 PER CLASS PRE ENTRY

ON THE DAY £14

INCLUDING FIRST AID

Veteran Horse Society – AREA QUALIFIER 2021.

 

First round qualifier for the Veteran Horse Society Supreme Final:

VETERAN HORSE OF THE YEAR 2021

Kindly Sponsored by Allen & Page.

Equifest, Equine Sports Uk & Northern Lights Qualifiers

 

Spectators are very welcome & The Arena Café will be open for drinks & refreshments throughout the day – Please contact Natalie – 07534946602

 

Full Covid-19 Guidelines in place, Please Read the following Rules

• Pre entries will close on Friday before the show

 

• Classes will be capped at 10 Competitors per class Once the class is full we will take no more entries for that class

 

• All Classes are pre entry only – If we have space in any classes we will accept an entry on the day but these will only be from Competitors already allocated a back number. Cash accepted on the day

 

• If you or anyone you have been in contact with have any symptoms of Covid 19 please do not attend the show

 

• Face masks are optional – if you would like to wear a mask you must supply your own

 

• Hand sanitizer will be available on the showground but please also bring your own & sanitize regularly

 

• Please limit the number of people you bring with you in your horse box (Ideally to 3 people per pony)

 

• Please No gatherings in walkways & Ring Entrances – these must be kept clear at all times

 

• Toilet facilities will be open & disinfected regularly, please only use these if you do not have any toilet facilities in your horsebox/trailer

 

• There will be first aid on site

 

• ABSOLUTLY NO SOCIAL GATHERINGS from different households please

 

• Please respect others personal space & stand at least 1m apart at all times – 2m where possible

 

• Once you have competed your class please return to you vehicle where possible We have put these rules in place to keep us ALL safe & enable us to run the show in the safest way possible There maybe some changes going forward to these rules dependent on government

 

 

 

Ring One: SHOWING (OUTDOOR ARENA) (Classes Start at 10.00)

 

Class 1: Complete Beginners Showing- Open to Horses or Ponies – Riders any age including Lead Reins, class may be split (16 years & under and over 16 – as of 1^st January 2021) if sufficient entries.  SNAFFLE BRIDLE ONLY

Class 2: Novice Rider, Pony or Horses -Open to Horses/ponies, all new or nervous riders. Riders any age including Lead Reins SNAFFLE BRIDLE ONLY

Class 3: Green Horse or Pony- Open to Horses or Ponies 6 years and under – Riders any age, class may be split (16 years & under and over 16 – as of 1^st January 2021) if sufficient entries.

IN CLASSES 1-3 Correct standard Hat, Boots & Jodhpurs must be worn; Jackets not necessary, but rider’s arms must be covered. NO CANTERING ON COLLECTIVE ‘GO ROUND’ AND NOT NECESSARY IN THE INDIVIDUAL SHOW.

 

Class 4: Riding Horse –Open to Horses exceeding 148cms. Riders any age

NUPAFEED RIDING HORSES

 

Class 5: Ridden Hunter – Open to Horses to exceeding 153cms. Riders any age

EQUIFEST OPEN RIDDEN HUNTERS

EQUIFEST OPEN SMALL HUNTERS

 

Class 6: Ridden Coloured- Piebald or Skewbald- Open to Horses and Ponies. Riders any age, will be split if sufficient entries BSPA / EQUIFEST RIDDEN PIEBALD / SKEWBALD

Class 7: Ridden Alternative Coloured –Open to spotted, Palomino, Dun, Blagdon & solid Open to Horses and Ponies. Riders any age.

 

Class 8: Ridden Traditional, native, Cob –Open to Horses and Ponies. to Be shown in natural or hogged, Riders any age NUPAFEED RIDDEN COBS

 EQUIFEST OPEN MAXI COBS

 

Class 9: Best Junior Rider – 16 years & under, Snaffle bridle only

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING & ASSESMENT SERVICES JUNIOR RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND

 

Class 10: Best Senior Rider – 17 years & over, snaffle bridle only

 

LUNCH BREAK – CLASS 11 NOT TO START BEFORE 13.00PM

Class 11:Tiny Tots Lead Rein -Open to Ponies 12.2hh and under, Rider 5 years and under Snaffle Bridle Only & Lead Rein must be attached to the Nose Band. No cantering.

 

Class 12: Best Lead Rein Rider- Open to Ponies 12.2hh and under, Rider 9 years and under Snaffle Bridle Only & Lead Rein must be attached to the Nose Band. No cantering.

 

Class 13: Lead Rein Pony– Open to Ponies 12.2hh and under, Rider 9 years and under, Snaffle Bridle Only & Lead Rein must be attached to the Nose Band. No cantering.

JUNE TAYLOR SHOW PONY LEAD REIN

EQUIFEST OPEN SHOW HUNTER PONY- LEAD REIN

 

Class 14: Mountain & Moorland Lead Rein Pony Open to Ponies 12.2hh and under, Rider 9 years and under, Snaffle Bridle Only & Lead Rein must be attached to the Nose Band. No cantering. THE BAYBUTT FAMILY MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND LEAD REIN

 

Class 15:First Year First Ridden – Open to Ponies 12.2hh and under, Rider 12 years and Snaffle Bridle Only. No CANTERING ON COLLECTIVE ‘GO ROUND’  

 

Class 16: First Ridden – Open to Ponies 12.2hh and under, Rider 12 years and Snaffle Bridle Only. No CANTERING ON COLLECTIVE ‘GO ROUND’ 

EQUIFEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND FIRST RIDDEN.

EQUIFEST OPEN SHOW PONY FIRST RIDDEN

 

Class 17: Ridden Riding/Show Pony – Riders 16 years and under. Ponies not exceed 148cms. Class will be split if suffient entries. www.dufinkle.co.uk EQUIFEST RIDDEN SHOW PONIES

Class 18: Ridden Show Hunter Pony – Riders any age, Ponies not to exceed 153cms class will be split if suffient entries EQUIFEST OPEN RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONIES

 

Class 19: Ridden Mountain & Moorland (Small Breeds)

Riders any age, CHRIS PIPER RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND

Class 20: Ridden Mountain & Moorland (Large Breeds)

– Open to Horses or Ponies. Riders any age,CHRIS PIPER RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND.

 

Class 21: Ridden Part-bred- Open to all Part-Bred Horses or Ponies. Riders any age,

EQUIFEST OPEN RIDDEN PART BREDS

Class 22: Ridden Open- Open to Horses or Ponies. Riders any age including lead reins

 

Ridden Championship- 1^st & 2^nd from each class go forward to this championship

 

In all non restricted age classes the rider must be a suitable height and weight for the Pony or Horse.

 

RING TWO: SHOWING (GRASS) (Classes Start at 10.00am)

Class 23: Native & Non Native Young stock: Yearlings, Two & Three year olds – Open to any breed Colt, Filly or Gelding. Stallions MUST be bitted and must be handled by 16 years and over as of the 1st January 2021)

 

Class 24: In-Hand Shetland / Miniatures -Handlers any age. Stallions must be bitted and must be handled by 14years and over, will be split if sufficient entries

 

Class 25: In-Hand Mountain & Moorland – Small Breeds

SPILLERS / EQUIFEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND IN HAND

 

Class 26: In-Hand Mountain & Moorland – Large Breeds

SPILLERS / EQUIFEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND IN HAND

 

Class 27: In Hand Veteran Horse or Pony, 15 years and over – VHS AREA QUALIFIER

 

CLASS 27A	DIAMOND VETERAN IN-HAND (25 years and over). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height.
CLASS 27B	VETERAN IN-HAND (20–24 years). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height.
CLASS 27C	PRE-VETERAN IN-HAND (15–19 years). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height.

Class 28: In-Hand Riding/ Racehorse type – Open to Horses or Ponies any age and height .EQUIFEST OPEN IN HAND RIDING PONIES

Class 29: In-Hand Coloured, Piebald & Skewbald – Open to Horses and Ponies, Handlers any age BSPA / EQUIFEST IN HAND PIEBALD / SKEWBALD

Class 30: In Hand Alternative Coloured Open to spotted, Palomino, Dun, Blagdon & solid Open to Horses and Ponies. Handlers any age.

 Class 31: In Hand Hunter type -Open to Horses and Ponies, Handlers any age

Class 32: In-Hand Traditional, Native Cob- Open to Horses and Ponies, to be shown in Natural or hogged. Handlers any age

LUNCH BREAK – CLASS 33 NOT TO START BEFORE 13.00PM

 

Class 33: Ridden Veteran Horse or Pony 15 years and over– VHS AREA QUALIFIER-

CLASS 33A	DIAMOND VETERAN RIDDEN (25 years and over). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height.
CLASS 33B	VETERAN RIDDEN (20–24 years). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height.
CLASS 33C	PRE-VETERAN RIDDEN (15–19 years). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height.

Class 34: Young Handler – 10 years and under- (as of the 1st January 2021) (Children may be assisted by an adult)

 

Class 35: Young Handler – 11years -16 years – (as of the 1st January 2021)

 

Class 36: Bonny Horse or Pony – Any Breed or type (Children may be assisted by an adult),

 

Class 37: In-Hand Part- Bred- Open to all Part Bred Breeds, Any age.

 

Class 38: Open in Hand – Open to all breeds Horses and Ponies, Handlers any age.

 

IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIP-1^st & 2^nd from each class go forward to this championship

 

Working Hunter Clear Round – £6.00 a round (£1.00 extra for a rosette)

 

Class 39: Working Hunter Nursery Stakes – Fences Approx 45cms:  Open to horses and ponies – Not to have been placed first or second in any Working Hunter Class as of January 2021.

Class 40: Novice Working Hunter – Fences Approx 60cms: Open to horses and ponies. Riders any age, but must be a suitable height and weight for their pony – class may be split (16 years & under and over 16 – as of 1^st January 2021) if sufficient entries. EQUIFEST WORKING HUNTER PONIES

 

Class 41: Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter – Fences Approx 60cms : Riders any age, but must be a suitable height and weight for their pony EQUIFEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONIES

                                                                                                                       

Class 42: Working Hunter Pony or Horse – Fences Approx 75cms: Open to horses and ponies. Riders any age, but must be a suitable height and weight for their pony – class may be split (16 years & under and over 16 – as of 1^st January 2021)

EQUIFEST WORKING HUNTER PONIES  

EQUIFEST OPEN WORKING HUNTER

 

Class 43: Open Working Hunter Pony or Horse – Fences Approx 90cms: Open to horses and ponies. Riders any age, but must be a suitable height and weight for their pony – class may be split (16 years & under and over 16 – as of 1^st January 2021) if sufficient entries.

EQUIFEST WORKING HUNTER PONIES

EQUIFEST OPEN WORKING HUNTER

 

Class 44: Riding Club Pony/ Horse-  Open to ponies and horses. Riders any age, but must be a suitable height and weight for their pony. Snaffle Bridle Only. Riders will be required to Jump a Small Fence approx 60cms

 

 WORKING HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP-1^st & 2^nd from each class go forward to this championship

 

Veteran Horse Society – AREA QUALIFIER 2021.

 

First round qualifier for the Veteran Horse Society Supreme Final:

VETERAN HORSE OF THE YEAR 2021

Kindly Sponsored by Allen & Page.

 

Open to members and non-members.  All competitors and grooms must adhere to VHS Rules in all circumstances.  Failure to do so may result in immediate disqualification.

 

VHS Regional Final qualification. All competitors placed 1^st to 4^th in each Area Qualifier class will qualify for the corresponding class at VHS Regional Finals.  Members must carry their card in the ring at all times and have their showing card signed by the judge as proof of qualification.  Non-members will receive a red qualification card which can be exchanged for signed showing card when applying for VHS membership. It is the competitors responsibility to present their Showing card to the judge.
Regional Finals are open to members only.

 

All competitors are eligible to enter open classes at the National Veteran Championships,
to be held at Arena UK Lincolnshire on 1st – 3rd October 2021.  No qualification or membership necessary.  See VHS website for schedule.

 

For further information please visit the VHS website www.veteran-horse-society.co.uk  or telephone the VHS Show Office on 01239 881300 or 07789 514004.

 

 

Equifest Qualifiers

The two highest placed exhibits not already qualified will qualify for the relevant

Equifest OPEN class to be held at the

East of England Showground on the 19th – 21st August 2021.

 

1. SPILLERS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND IN HAND

Open to In Hand Mountain & Moorland ponies registered with their respective Pure Bred Societies of Connemara, Dales, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Shetland, Welsh A, B, C and D. Stallion, mare, colt, filly or gelding, any age.

This class may be divided as appropriate.

2. CHRIS PIPER RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND

Open to Mountain & Moorland ponies registered with their respective Pure Bred Societies of Connemara, Dales, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Shetland, Welsh A, B, C and D. Stallion, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. Rider any age.

This class may be divided as appropriate.

3. THE BAYBUTT FAMILY MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND LEAD REIN

Open to Mountain & Moorland ponies, registered with their respective Pure Bred Societies of Dartmoor, Exmoor, New Forest, Shetland and Welsh A or B. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 128cms. Riders not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year. To be led by an attendant and shown in a Snaffle Bridle, the lead rein to be attached to the noseband only.

4. EQUIFEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND FIRST RIDDEN

Open to Mountain & Moorland ponies, registered with their respective Pure Bred Societies of Dartmoor, Exmoor, New Forest, Shetland, and Welsh A or B. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 128cms. Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year. To be shown in any suitable bridle.

5. EQUIFEST OPEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONIES

Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter pony, registered with their respective Pure Bred Societies of Connemara, Dartmoor, Dales, Exmoor, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Shetland or Welsh A, B, C or D. Stallion, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. Riders any age. If classes are divided, they must be divided by height and NOT by Breed, i.e.

 Not exceeding 122cms.

 Exceeding 122cms but not exceeding 133cms.

 Exceeding 133cms but not exceeding 143cms.

 Exceeding 143cms.

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HEIGHT OF FENCES FOR M&M WHP CLASSES: CLASS	MINIMUM HEIGHT	MAXIMUM HEIGHT	MAXIMUM SPREAD
Not exceeding 122cm	55cms	65cms	55cms
122cms – 133cms	65cms	75cms	65cms
133cms – 143cms	75cms	85cms	75cms
Exceeding 143cms	85cms	95cms	75cms

 

6. www.dufinkle.co.uk RIDDEN SHOW PONIES

Open Show Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 148cms. Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before the 1st January in the current year.

Classes may be divided as follows:

 Show Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 128cms. Riders not to have attained their 13th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

 Show Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 128cms but not exceeding 138cms. Riders not to have attained their 15th birthday before1st January in the current year.

 Show Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 138cms but not exceeding 148cms. Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

 

7. JUNE TAYLOR SHOW PONY LEAD REIN

Leading Rein Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old & over not exceeding 128cms. Riders not to have attained their 8th birthday before 1st January in the current year. To be led by an attendant and shown in a snaffle bridle. Lead rein to be attached to the noseband only.

8. EQUIFEST OPEN SHOW PONY FIRST RIDDEN

First Ridden Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 128cm. Riders not to have attained their 10th birthday before 1st January in the current year. To be shown in any suitable bridle.

9. EQUIFEST OPEN RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONIES

Show Hunter Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 153cms. Riders not to have attained their 20th birthday before the 1st January in the current year.

Classes may be divided as follows:

 Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cms. Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

 Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 122cms but not exceeding 133cms. Riders not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st January in the current year

 Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 133cms but not exceeding 143cms. Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

 Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 143cms but not exceeding 153cms. Riders not to have attained their 20th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

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10. EQUIFEST OPEN SHOW HUNTER PONY- LEAD REIN

Show Hunter Pony – Lead Rein, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 128cms. Rider not to have attained their 9th Birthday before 1st January in the current year.

11. EQUIFEST OPEN WORKING HUNTER PONIES

Working Hunter Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 153cms. Riders must be the correct age for the animal they ride. If this classification is run as one class, fences must be adjusted for each height section.

Classes may be divided as follows:

 Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 133cms. Riders not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

 Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 133cms but not exceeding 143cms. Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

 Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 143cms but not exceeding 153cms. Riders not to have attained their 20th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

 Open Intermediate Working Hunter, mare or gelding, 4 years or over, exceeding 148cms and not exceeding 158cms. Riders not to have attained their 25th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

 

HEIGHT OF FENCES FOR WHP / INT WH CLASSES: CLASS	MINIMUM HEIGHT	MAXIMUM HEIGHT	MAXIMUM SPREAD
Not exceeding 133cm	70cms	85cms	85cms
133cms – 143cms	75cms	90cms	90cms
143cms – 153cms	85cms	100cms	100cms
148cms – 158cms	95cms	105cms	105cms

12. 12. EQUIFEST OPEN WORKING HUNTER

Stallion, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cms. Riders of stallions to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Maximum height of fences 1.14m (3’9”) at the discretion of the Judges.

 

16. NUPAFEED RIDING HORSES

Open Riding Horse, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, any height. Riders any age.

Classes may be divided as follows:

 Small Riding Horses – mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 158cms. Riders any age.

 Large Riding Horses – mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 158cms. Riders any age.

 

17. NUPAFEED RIDDEN COBS

Open Ridden Cob, mare or gelding, 4 years old & over, exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 155cms. Riders any age.

Classes may be divided as follows:

 Open Lightweight Ridden Cob, mare or gelding, exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 155cms.

 Open Heavyweight Ridden Cob, mare or gelding, exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 155cms.

 

18. EQUIFEST OPEN MAXI COBS

Open Maxi Cobs, mare or gelding 4 years old and over, exceeding 155cms – to be judged as Cobs. Riders any age.

19. EQUIFEST OPEN RIDDEN HUNTERS

Open Ridden Hunter, mare or gelding, 4 years old & over, exceeding 153cms. Riders any age.

Classes may be divided as follows:

 Lightweight Hunter, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying up to 12.7 stone.

 Middleweight Hunter, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying 12.7 stone but not 14 stone.

 Heavyweight Hunter, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over capable of carrying over 14 stone.

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Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

Welcome to Lodge Farm Riding School, Mill Lane, Wetley Rocks, ST9 0BN

Information for Riders:

ALL Assessment Lessons must be booked & paid for In Advance. All new clients will have to book an induction which will involve filling in the necessary forms and checking Height & Weight before you are able to book your first lesson.

Cancellation Policy:

 

All lessons must be paid in full, in advance at the time of booking – Any cancelations must be made with 24 hours prior notice. Lessons can be rebooked at this time however any later than this the money will be forfeited. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Any queries please contact Debbie on

07496565521

 

Tuition:

All new clients will need to attend for an assessment lesson and will be required to fill in a RRF (rider registration form)

 

• Our current RIDER WEIGHT LIMIT is 13 stone (82.5 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) or RDA (Riding for the Disabled Association) .There may also be some Trainee Instructors taking supervised lessons.

 

 

 

 

Supervision and Safety:

• All our staff and trainees are given training in safety procedures including what to do in the event of an accident or fire and hold Safeguarding Qualifications. There are qualified first aiders on the premises at all times.They also receive regular on-going ‘in-house’ and external training.

 

• Children will be supervised by qualified staff whilst they are participating in lessons.
• Children will not be supervised outside their allocated lesson time – this is the responsibility of the accompanying parent, guardian or carer.

 

 

• Clients arriving for lessons should wait in the gallery until met by your instructor or a member of staff.

 

• Clients should not enter the arena or stable area unless accompanied by an instructor. Paddocks are strictly out of bounds at all times.

 

 

• An incident book is kept at the Equestrian Centre for the recording of minor accidents by staff, trainees and clients.

 

Clothing:

• Correctly fitting hats with attached 3 point fastening, to a current BSI standard MUST be worn (securely fastened) at all times when riding or handling horses or ponies. Hats can be borrowed from the Riding School.

 

• Comfortable trousers or jodhpurs are recommended (not jeans).

 

• Boots or shoes with smooth soles and small heels – NO wellingtons or trainers.

 

• Gloves MUST be worn.

 

• Warm, waterproof clothing must be worn in cold, wet weather.

 

• A body protector which meets the current BETA (British Equestrian Trade.

Body Protector Standard is strongly recommended, and is mandatory for cross country/arena event lessons.

 

• All long hair MUST be tied back in a low pony tail, plait or hairnet – NOloose hair.

 

• High-visibility /reflective safety wear MUST be worn when riding or leading on the road and when hacking out.

 

• Jewellery should NOT be worn: hooped or drop earrings, bracelets, large rings and necklaces (and all body piercings), can be a hazard and for your safety should be REMOVED while riding or handling horses.

 

• We have the right, on the grounds of health & safety, to refuse a rider if suitable clothing is not worn when riding.

Regular or ‘One-off’ Lessons, Stable Management Training, University & School Groups or Hacks can also be arranged Any Weekday from 10.00 am onwards – please contact the Riding School Manager to arrange.

Riders wishing to Hack must first arrange an Assessment Lesson and All Hacks will be Escorted – NO UNACCOMPANIED HORSE HIRE.

Prices:

15 minutes walkabouts – £12.00

 

Half Hour Private Lessons – £28.00

 

1 Hour Adults Private Lesson – £45.00

 

Half Hour Semi-private Lessons £22.00 per rider

 

Half Hour group lessons £17.00 per rider

 

One Hour Group Lesson (max eight Riders) £28.00 per rider

 

One Hour Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £28.00

 

One Hour Semi Private Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £22.00 each

 

One Hour Small Group Stable Management Training (Theory or Practical) – £17.00 each

 

Pony Club Badge Training Saturdays £23.00 (Must be Pony Club Centre Member):

 

 

 

Riding School Contact Details:

Email – info@lodgefarmriding.co.ukoo

Riding School- 07496565521

Riding School Office – 01782 551961

Lodge Farm Shop – 01782551000

Events – Dressage and showing Nat Price – 07866 658439

Centre Manager: Debbie – 07496565521

The Pony Club at Lodge Farm.

Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre is a Linked Centre for Pony Club National.

Centre Membership of the Pony Club is designed for Riders without their own horse or pony or without transport but who wish to take part in Pony Club Activities.Open to anyone aged under 24 years.

Membership Benefits Include:

• Improving your Riding and Horse Care
• Complete a range of Pony Club Tests and Achievement Badges
• Competition Opportunities
• All Members receive third party personal liability insurance – & a Quarterly Magazine !
• Learning, Friendship and Fun !

How Much does Membership Cost ?

• Centre Membership costs £36.00 a year
• Badge Training at Lodge Farm every Tuesday & Thursday 5.30-7.30 costs £23.00

Pick up a Membership Application Form Today !

www.pcuk.org –enquiries@pcuk.org