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The Racehorse Sanctuary & Rehoming Centre at Pulborough, West Sussex gives retired racehorses a second chance. It assesses, retrains and rehomes ex-racehorses, and provides sanctuary for those that cannot be rehomed. It has a high dependency unit. Visits are by appointment only.
Mane Chance Sanctuary rescues and rehabilitates abused, abandoned and old horses. It runs community work including young people's support sessions, school visits, open Sundays and Duke of Edinburgh placements. Supporters can sponsor a horse or join pony care sessions.
Little Trotters Pony Parties runs children's pony parties and experiences at Little Trotters Farm in Chobham. Children can meet, groom and ride Shetland ponies, and woodland parties are offered. The farm began as a small rescue sanctuary for donkeys and still takes in rescues. Riders must be under 7.5 stone and 5ft.
JF Showjumping is the yard of international show jumper James Fisher at Holme Park Farm, Sonning. It offers training, competition livery and arena hire.
Tilley Farm is a 90-acre property near Bath. It is a sanctuary for rescued horses, ponies and donkeys. It is home to Animal Centred Education, which runs workshops and courses on animal welfare and behaviour. Courses are taught by Sarah Fisher and ACE tutors.
Palace Farm in St Weonards near Hereford offers managed grazing livery on 40 acres for retired, resting and recuperating horses and youngstock. The fee includes worm counts, farrier trimming and an annual dental check, and there is an intensive laminitis care package. The farm also lets holiday cottages.
Aldermoor Farm Equestrian is a family-run livery yard near Hook in Hampshire, owned by Carrie Bryant. Livery packages run seven days a week with mucking out, feeding and turnout. Facilities include a floodlit outdoor arena, brick stables, all-year turnout and hacking near Bramshill Forest. Carrie, a show jumper with over thirty years of coaching experience, coaches riders of all levels.
Beaufort Polo Club near Tetbury hosts polo for players from -2 to 18 goal and the Beaufort International. It offers coaching at all levels through the Beaufort Polo School. It also offers full and DIY livery with an indoor school, outdoor arena and six polo fields.
Princes Farm Equestrian near Broadway offers full livery, including hunter and competition livery, in an American barn. It also runs an equestrian rug laundry and repair service with local collection and delivery. Training is offered as well.
Jonty Evans Coaching is run by former Olympic event rider and BE Level 3 coach Jonty Evans near Broadway in the Cotswolds. He gives private lessons, group clinics and yard visits for eventing and showjumping. The yard has a small number of full and part livery spaces.
Wellinghill Farm Livery is a family-run livery yard on the edge of Cheltenham. It offers managed DIY and assisted livery, two floodlit all-weather arenas and access to rides on Cleeve Hill and nearby woods. Its arenas can also be booked for private use.
Edgeworth Polo Club is a family-run polo club near Stroud, founded in the 1970s. It has four full-size match grounds, three practice fields and more than 100 horses on site. It offers full livery, grazing, breeding, training and schooling, and runs a season of polo tournaments.
Butlers Hill Livery is a boutique full livery yard between Cheltenham and Cirencester, established in 2018. It has 11 loose boxes, an indoor arena and a 60m x 40m outdoor school with show jumps. Hay is produced on the farm, and there is off-road Cotswold hacking. The yard also runs clinics and events.
Fairoak Grange at Ashford Hill, Berkshire is a dressage training, livery, stud and competition centre run by Lindsey and Melissa Dawes. Lindsey is a BD accredited UKCC level 3 trainer and list 2 judge. Facilities include an indoor arena, two outdoor schools and 33 acres of paddocks. It runs affiliated and unaffiliated dressage competitions and clinics.
Checkendon Equestrian Centre near Reading is a BHS approved riding school, livery yard and competition centre established for over 35 years. It offers lessons, hacking, pony days, birthday parties and BHS training. It runs dressage, show jumping and gymkhana competitions. Equine massage and body work are also available.
Boomerang Stables is a training and schooling venue at Chilton Foliat near Hungerford, West Berkshire. It has a showjumping arena, a dressage arena, a 20x60 all-weather arena and a cross-country schooling course for hire. It runs clinics and offers DIY livery.
Greatwood is a charity that cares for and rehomes former racehorses. It uses former racehorses in animal-assisted educational programmes for disadvantaged children and young adults with special educational needs. Its equine management staff vet applicants to match horses with suitable carers.
Tockenham Court Farm Equine is an equine hydrotherapy and rehabilitation centre near Royal Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire. It is also a 5-star family-run livery yard set in 250 acres. Services include fitness and rehabilitation livery and day visits to its FMBS water treadmill.
Suddene Park is a livery and training centre on a 30-acre site near Burbage, Marlborough, in rural Wiltshire. It offers livery with all-year turnout, a 40x20 menage and an experienced team caring for the horses. Services include rest, recovery and rehab, coaching, natural horsemanship lessons and working student places. It also has a campsite and caravan storage.
Rein & Shine is a licensed riding school and livery yard at Buryhill Farm near Swindon. It offers riding lessons, simulator lessons, pony days and riding camps. Livery options include full, working and assisted livery. It runs a Hoof Club for young riders and stable management tuition for adults.
Oakleaze Farm is a BHS approved livery yard on the outskirts of Bristol, run by Sue and Gerald Rich since 1989. It offers flexible livery packages, holiday livery and rehabilitation with vet approval. It stands Arab stallions and breeds and produces its own endurance horses. An equine sports therapist works on site.
Woodfield Equine Sanctuary on the Gower Peninsula is home to over 50 horses and ponies. It takes in equines that were unwanted, neglected, sick, injured or abandoned. It was founded by Robbie Bartington and relies on donations.
Stash Stables offers full livery with seven-day care, pellet bedding and unlimited hay in purpose-built 12x11 stables. The site also runs an enclosed dog park that dog walkers can hire. It hosts donation days.
Dustyridge Equine Centre near Winkler, Manitoba, is run by four sisters with a background in 4-H. It offers riding lessons, trail rides, kids camps and equine assisted learning for groups and families. It also offers indoor and outdoor horse boarding with indoor and outdoor arenas.
