Checkendon Equestrian Centre, which is approved by the British Horse Society, has a huge range of horses and ponies, to cater for every level of rider.
For the very smallest child there are the small but reliable ponies who can take beginners for a walk in the beautiful woodland that surrounds the centre.
Children then move on to lessons with our qualified instructors, which can be half an hour or an hour long.
Pony days are available throughout all school holidays when children can spend either a day or half a day with the ponies, riding and learning how to groom and care for them.
Adult beginners, those who want to get back into riding after a break and regular riders looking to brush up their riding skills are also welcome at the centre, which has horses for everyone. Pedro, a Belgian draught horse, is great with adult beginners and can carry up to 17 stone. Lessons for adults and children are provided at all levels of ability. For the more experienced rider there is hacking in the woods and horses and ponies that are keen to show jump and gallop around the cross-country course. For more information on what is available at the centre in Lovegrove’s Lane, visit www.checkendonequestrian.co.uk, call Linda on (01491) 680225 or email linda@checkendonequestrian.co.uk
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