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Écurie Magne in Verlinghem, 10 minutes from Lille, is an owners' livery yard with a pony club. It offers boarding with three meals a day, lessons with qualified instructors and horse exercising. The pony club is called Les Poneys de la Marotte.
Les Écuries du Néflier is a family-run owners' livery yard in Mortagne du Nord, open since 2009. It offers boarding for horses and ponies with 24-hour on-site supervision, organic forage and grain-free feeding. The yard holds equine welfare labels.
Ecuries Stéphanie Charlet is an equestrian centre in Cysoing. It offers group, private, baby pony, multi-discipline and competition lessons for all ages and levels. It also provides boarding and lists horses for sale.
Professional Equine Services is an equestrian centre near Kneesall, North Nottinghamshire run by Andrew Hepburn. It offers livery services and rider training tailored to each horse and owner. It also runs events.
Airlie Stud near Maynooth, Co. Kildare is a family-owned thoroughbred stud founded after the war. It breeds Classic and Group 1 winners and offers mare boarding, sales and yearling preparation and pasture management. The stud has horses in training with leading trainers.
Bellgrove Stud Farm is a small livery yard at Upchurch near Rainham, Kent, with stabling for 10 horses. It offers part and full livery with paddocks and residential staff. Riding lessons, riding school parties and functions are also available.
Kedrah House Stud near Cahir, Co. Tipperary stands thoroughbred and sport horse stallions such as Lux Z and Ricardo Z. It offers livery and foaling services for visiting mares. An equine veterinary clinic established in 1977 is attached to the stud.
Drummindoo Stud near Westport, Co. Mayo is a family run equestrian centre founded in 1963. It offers horse riding and trail rides, livery, horse training and sales, Monty Roberts horsemanship and horse drawn carriage rides. Three generations of the family run the business.
Newhouse Livery Yard near Kirknewton, established in 2000, is run by BHS qualified Kelly MacLeod. It has 12 boxes and 12 acres of grazing and offers full and part livery. It does not offer DIY livery.
St Jude's Farm & Livery Stables is a small livery yard on 32 acres in Rathmichael, South Dublin. Stables have automatic water feeders and rubber matting, and clients have individual tack lockers. It is not a riding school.
Woodhill Livery is a horse and pony livery yard near Bangor, Co. Down, with the owner living on site. It is on a private road with a dedicated hacking track around the fields.
Whittonstall Hall Livery Yard near Consett offers full to DIY livery, holiday livery and convalescent livery. Horses are turned out daily, and a yard farrier and yard vet attend. Overnight stays for horses are also offered.
Kingrigg Farm and Livery Stables is a private livery yard on 70 acres near Carlisle. It offers DIY, part, assisted and full livery with an indoor school, floodlit outdoor arena and woodland rides. Lessons on your own horse can be arranged with visiting instructors.
Kenmure Riding School & Livery Yard is a family-run business with over 40 years of experience. It teaches riders of all ages and abilities and offers livery.
Gransha Equestrian Centre between Bangor and Newtownards was established by Adrienne Stuart over 30 years ago. It is a BHS approved riding school and livery yard with about 50 stables. It runs lessons, dressage and other events.
Lessans is a BHS approved livery yard and equestrian centre between Carryduff and Saintfield, Co. Down, with almost 40 years of experience. It closed its riding school to focus on livery, training and competitions. Private lessons are given by instructors led by Philippa Auret.
Greenbank Livery Yards is a family-run livery yard on a working farm at Warton between Lancaster and Kendal, since 1989. It offers DIY livery with floodlit arenas, show jumps and covered yards. It produces its own haylage.
Tullochan Stables is a livery yard at Gartocharn near Loch Lomond, run by former international eventer Fiona Stuart. It offers full, part and assisted DIY livery with year-round turnout. Training and lessons are for riders with their own horses.
Ardnacashel Equestrian is a family-run yard near Comber, Co. Down, with over 15 years of experience. It offers livery, training and coaching, and runs onsite competitions with a floodlit international-sized arena. It also offers stallion and AI services.
Wheatfield Equestrian Centre is a family-run livery and equestrian centre near Warrenpoint at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, established in 2016. Facilities include an indoor arena, outdoor schooling areas and an equine therapeutic spa. It also offers lessons, training and events.
Mill Yard Equestrian Centre is a BHS approved livery yard near Hillsborough, Co. Down. It offers custom livery packages and facility hire, with a floodlit sand arena. It runs showjumping, dressage and cross-country events.
Gryffeside Livery is an adults-only livery yard on a working farm near Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire, opened in 2007. It offers DIY, assisted and grass livery with hacking. It grows its own hay and haylage.
Moy Equestrian Centre in Co. Tyrone offers all-weather cross-country and show jumping arena hire with exclusive bookings. It provides premium DIY livery and stables, with accommodation and electric hook-up for visitors.
MA Sports Horses was founded in 2006 by showjumper Malcolm Aitken and is based at Northfield Stables in Medstead, Hampshire. It offers coaching, livery, horse training, clipping and horse sales.
