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01494 881939

The Grove Riding School

01494 881939
info@groveridingschool.co.uk

Courses and Events

Upcoming Events

Own a Pony Mornings: Entries close 2 weeks before event!

These events are your chance to spend the day at the yard looking after your very own pony for the morning; feeding, mucking out, riding, grooming, all the good stuff!! 

Ask your instructor which course best suits you, bring your lunch, warm clothes, Sunscreen (!) and come have some  fun!

All days start at 9.30 and finish at 12.00 | £75

 

Summer Courses :

 

Own A Pony Mornings - £75 9.30-12.00

LR  (Lead Rein)

Off LR (Off Lead Rein)

O/O (Open Order)

L2C (Learn to Canter)

L2J (Learn to Jump)

 

28th July O/O

29th LR

4th Aug LR

6th L2C

7th Off LR

11th L2J

13th O/O

14th LR

18th Off LR

20th LR

27th LR 

 

 

Activity Mornings - £75 9.30-12.00

 

21st Aug Horse Agility

25th Horseball

28th Musical Ride/Formation Riding

 

 

Meet The Ponies -

1.30 - 3 pm for 3years old and over £55

 

20th Aug

27th

 

 

 

Hacks -

£70 1 1/2 hrs 3pm (competent in canter

 

tbc

 

 

Combined Training -

Dressage and Jumping training and competition over 2 days £160 

 

 30th and 31st July

 

ABRS Test Days -

tbc once demand for other days established

 

These are a great way to learn about horse handling and care. Understanding how horses work can greatly improve your riding!
Stable Mangt/ Equitation A-E
 Stable Mangt/ Equitation 1-10
 Equestrian Care (Helper Certificates)
A-E is suitable for those on Lead Rein, Off Lead Rein, Open Order and L2C classes
1-10 for L2C and above

Courses will run from 9.30 - 12.30  and cost £75 to include the test, certificate charged seperately. 

Equestrian Care for existing helpers only will cost £20 just to cover exam fees etc

 

 

 

Clear Round Jumping - 

 

Pay per round, Rosettes for each clear round!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


ABRSThe Grove Riding School is an approved member of the British Association of Riding Schools. As an 'approved school' we have been inspected and found to be satisfactory by one of the national Approved Schemes. The Association of British Riding Schools conducts such a scheme, setting a high standard for horse care and requires to be satisfied that the instruction given is well presented and correct in content.