1) South Coast Equestrian:
This
center is run by husband and wife team Stephen and Stephanie Geran. Much
devoted and experienced lovers of horses they provide a perfect location to
acquire your new skills. With amazing facilities on site, including an indoor
and outdoor arena this should surely give you room to roam once you get
started.
For
more information and to book a lesson call
01305 770177 or visit their website www.scehorseriding.com.
2) Burley Manor Riding Stables:
Situated in the quaint village of
Burley, Nr Ringwood this riding stable offers beginners the chance to get
saddled up and out on the horse. They offer 1 and 2 hour rides that take you
through the New Forest, taking in some amazing sights. If you are looking for
something different, why not try a pint and a pub? During the summer months
Burley Manor Riding Stables run pub rides, stopping at a couple of county pubs
while the horses are tied up outside and you can enjoy the surroundings, or
beer, whichever takes your fancy. I know which I would choose.
For booking information call 01425 403489 or their website www.forestparkridingstables.co.uk.
3)
Morton Stables and Equestrian Centre:
Morton
Stables and Equestrian Centre is seven miles east of the beautiful town of
Dorchester, in Dorset. They have a reputation for being very family orientated
and provide kids club and family days for new and experienced riders. They have
great facilities, including a large and a small arena with lights, perfect for
taking lessons later in the evening.
For
more information on lessons telephone
01929 463662.
You
should choose a school that is suitable for your requirements and skill level
and a simple call to the center staff can easily ascertain this. All riding
schools have to hold a Local Authority License, and this should be your first
question to check. If you choose a BHS (British Horse Society) Approved School,
you can be guaranteed that the center holds the necessary license and also
maintains horse care, safety and training practices for all horse riding lessons.
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