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Court Bank Farm is a livery yard at Cannockwood, next to Cannock Chase, with two yards on 90 acres of woodland and grassland. It offers DIY and livery packages. Facilities include an all-weather outdoor arena with show jumps, a lunge pen, a cross-country farm ride and barn stabling with individual tack rooms.
Weeford Stables is a family-run yard in Weeford on the South Staffordshire and West Midlands border, established in 1989. It runs a riding school with a floodlit all-weather arena and offers full and part livery. The yard is surrounded by bridleways and has 24-hour supervision on site.
Student of the Horse is based at Dudmaston Stud near Bridgnorth in Shropshire. It runs the Genuine Horse Development Course and a Liberty Masterclass. It also offers bespoke livery and training packages.
Central Alberta Equine Rehabilitation & Wellness Centre in Carstairs, Alberta offers rehabilitation and conditioning for horses. Services include post-operative care, injury rehabilitation, a water treadmill, infrared solarium and thermal imaging. It also offers specialty boarding including retirement board for senior horses.
Bridlewood Equestrian Centre is a livery yard and riding centre at Tyn y Morfa, Gwespyr, in Flintshire. It offers livery and grazing for horse owners. Riding lessons, own a pony days, jumping classes and pony parties are available. It also runs bridle path rides with instructors.
Right Ride Horses is an equestrian centre for 40 horses in the Whitchurch countryside on the Shropshire and Welsh border, founded by Jasmine Hulme. It offers 5* full livery, rehabilitation, exercise and schooling livery, and private or group lessons. The yard also produces and sells horses, from first-time riders' schoolmasters to competition horses.
KB Equestrian Services is a private equine rehabilitation centre in Hoeilaart, Belgium, taking a maximum of five horses at a time. Horses recovering from injury or surgery board there on individual care and recovery programmes designed with vets and specialists. It also offers a structured working programme for young horses, ridden work where appropriate, and equine massage by its certified equine physiotherapist, Kim.
Lime Kiln Farm Equestrian Centre is a family-run centre between Fakenham and Holt in North Norfolk, opened in 2008. It runs showjumping, dressage and showing competitions and clinics for affiliated and unaffiliated riders. It offers full, part, schooling, backing, holiday, competition and selling livery, with a 60 x 23 indoor arena and a 50 x 70 outdoor arena. It is also home to LKF Sport Horses.
Moseley Equestrian is the show jumping yard of international show jumpers Daniel and Rebecca Moseley at Ferry Lane Farm, Collingham near Newark. It offers competition, training, schooling and sales livery, and rider and horse training. The yard trains and competes horses from youngsters to grand prix level and sells horses to riders at all levels.
Trentvalley Equestrian Centre is a family-run riding centre near Southwell, Nottinghamshire, established in 1958. It offers riding tuition, summer camps and livery, with stabling for 72 horses and over 300 acres of pasture and paddocks. Facilities include floodlit sand arenas and moveable cross-country fences, with qualified staff on site 24 hours a day.
Sandfields Equestrian is a family-run DIY livery yard in Thorpe Tilney, Lincolnshire. It has an American-style barn with 12x12 boxes, a wash bay, post and rail paddocks and an arena, with hacking in the surrounding countryside. Hay and straw grown on the farm, shavings and trailer storage are available, and freelance grooms work on site.
Bathley Hill Farm is a stud situated six miles north of Newark, Nottinghamshire. It breeds Sports Ponies from English, German and Dutch bloodlines, using graded and proven mares and stallions with competition records at national and international level. The farm also offers livery for horses. Overnight stays are offered as an additional service.
Netherton Hall near Ashbourne in Derbyshire runs a livery yard alongside its self-catering holiday cottages. The yard offers full livery, retirement livery, and limited breaking, schooling, holiday and rehabilitation livery. Facilities include an outdoor and an indoor school with fibresand surfaces, show jumps and a farm ride. The stables are run by Vikki Lowe with a team of qualified staff.
Lovrin Equine is a small livery stables business in the Leicestershire Wolds at Wymeswold, about five miles north of Loughborough. It has 27 acres of post and rail fenced paddocks with piped water, plus winter turnout paddocks, and produces its own hay and haylage. The purpose-built indoor stables include spacious 12ft by 14ft loose boxes. The business also sells its own Steam Boat hay steamer.
Cross Lane Equestrian is a small livery yard near Blidworth in Nottinghamshire, run by Kathryn Bull since 2003 and approved by the British Horse Society. It offers full, part, DIY and grass livery with year-round turnout and woodland hacking. Kathryn also takes horses for backing and schooling and can compete horses for owners. Facilities include a floodlit sand menage, and the yard runs clear round jumping events.
Low Woods Farm in Leicestershire is home to British event rider Emilie Chandler. Emilie is a UKCC Level 3 qualified coach working with riders of all levels, and the yard offers bespoke livery packages for competition horses and livery clients. Residential training stays are available with on-site stabling and accommodation, individually tailored training and off-horse coaching.
Stydd House Equestrian is a family-run livery yard set in over 200 acres of Derbyshire countryside near Ashbourne, Derby and Uttoxeter. Livery includes rubber-matted stables, home-grown hay or haylage, year-round individual paddock grazing and tack lockers. Liveries can use a 50m x 60m floodlit arena with showjumps and a farm ride with a cross-country course.
Tic Toc Eventing is the yard of event rider Abi Boulton, based at her family farm in Staffordshire. Abi produces young horses, competes horses for owners, and takes on training and holiday liveries. Facilities include a 46m x 30m outdoor arena, indoor stables, around 34 acres of turnout, gallops and a horse walker.
Tor Fenwick Dressage is the competition yard of international dressage rider Tor Fenwick in Market Drayton, Shropshire. She specialises in developing young horses and offers livery from part livery to full competition livery, private lessons and clinics. Facilities include 20 American barn-style stables, an all-weather gallop, a floodlit manege, an indoor lunge ring and a horse walker.
Cheshire Retirement Livery is a livery yard in the Cheshire countryside for retired and older horses, caring for horses for over 20 years. It is set in over 120 acres of grazing and produces its own haylage. Owners choose between three plans, with horses in fields in summer and communal barns, duo barns or solo bays in winter. Staff care for age-related conditions such as arthritis, Cushing's and laminitis.
Van Egmond Stables is an equestrian facility in Cheshire near the Welsh border, completed in 2018. It offers livery with turnout paddocks and hacking tracks around a 40-acre property, an Olympic-sized indoor arena and a 60m x 20m outdoor arena. Owner and resident trainer Nicole Chin-on Richards focuses on dressage, offering individual training, clinics and help sourcing dressage horses.
Brooklet Livery is a family-friendly livery yard in Brimstage on the Wirral peninsula. It offers DIY livery with a stable, lockable tack room, use of a floodlit menage and grazing, with tracks across 200 acres to ride. Bedding and feed are provided by the farm and summer grazing is available from April to early November.
Thornton Farm Livery, home of Lyons Competition Horses, is a family-run yard in Thornton Hough on the Wirral, established in 1976. It offers livery from DIY to full, including breaking, schooling and sale livery packages. The family produces working hunter horses and ponies and has show and competition horses for sale. Facilities include a floodlit outdoor arena, an indoor arena and resident BHS trainers.
Marian Newydd Equestrian is a family-run livery yard near Beaumaris on the south-east coast of Anglesey. It has around 30 stables and grazing land, and offers both DIY and full livery. Its indoor and outdoor arenas are available for hire for private or group riding lessons, training sessions and clinics.
