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Écuries ALF in Fleurines, Oise, has direct access to the forest of Chantilly. It offers horse rides and trail riding, endurance riding, and livery with breaking, foaling, convalescence and yearling preparation.
Ross Dhu Equestrian near Hamilton, Lanarkshire, is the base of trainers Morag and Mark Higgins and home of Equido Scotland. It offers livery with an indoor and floodlit outdoor arena and professional training in natural horsemanship.
South Cathkin Farm in Rutherglen, Glasgow, is a livery yard with 70 stables on 350 acres. It has an indoor school, a floodlit outdoor school and a horse walker, with hacking on the Cathkin Braes.
Avalon Equestrian Centre near Quarter, Lanarkshire, is a family-run livery yard with owners living on site. It offers full, assisted and tailored livery packages.
Langlands Livery near Stirling, Denny and Larbert is a family-run BHS approved livery yard operating for over 30 years. It offers full and assisted livery, arena hire, clipping and coordinated farrier and vet visits.
Cleish Equestrian near Kinross offers DIY and assisted livery for up to four horses. It has 18 acres of grazing with year-round turnout and a floodlit arena.
Springfield Farm Livery is a small DIY livery yard near Penicuik, 20 minutes south of Edinburgh. It has stables, a floodlit arena and on-site off-road hacking with jumps.
Banwell Equestrian Centre near Weston-super-Mare is a livery yard run by Ruth and Steve. It offers full, part and DIY livery with stabling and grazing.
Newton Stud near Crediton, Devon, is a family-run foaling and reproduction centre established in 2001. It offers broodmare care, foaling down and youngstock livery, with reproductive services provided by EquiARTS Vets.
Three Shires Horse Transport is a family run horse transport business based in Northamptonshire, covering the whole UK. It offers national and local transport, emergency callouts, stud transport and sales consignments. It also offers grass livery.
TAD Equestrian is a family-owned equestrian, farm and country store in Cheshire, established in 2020. It started as a horse bedding supplier and now sells horse feed, bedding, forage, equestrian clothing and accessories in store and online. In 2022 it took on Kell House Farm, which it is converting into an equestrian centre with arenas and a livery yard. DIY, part and full livery packages are offered.
P & S Rawlings Horse Transport is a family-run horse transport company in Bath with over 60 years of trading. It provides local, long-distance and shared-load transport across the UK for up to six horses at a time. It also offers DIY livery, overnight stabling and storage.
Gorsebank offers equestrian holidays where guests bring their own horse and stay in on-site cabins and bothies. Visiting horses can go on grass livery, DIY stabled livery or full livery during the stay. The yard has a floodlit arena, a summer schooling field and direct access to off-road forest trails. It also runs a year-round livery yard for local owners with 13 internal stables.
Turlood Equestrian Centre is an ABRS approved equestrian centre in Lesmahagow, South Lanarkshire. It offers private and group riding lessons with structured levels, camps, shows and pony parties. It sells horses, ponies and cobs and offers livery.
Barlosh Riding School near Cumnock, East Ayrshire opened in 2018. Lessons are coached by Stacey Pringle, a UKCC qualified coach, with a specialism in dressage on an Andalusian schoolmaster. The yard offers DIY, part and full livery in a 13 stable barn.
Smithstone Equestrian Centre is a riding school near Stonehouse in the Lanarkshire countryside. It offers private and group lessons for riders of all abilities, pony days and events. It runs training events for riders with their own horses year round and offers livery.
Haras de la Guillerie at Bérou-la-Mulotière in Eure-et-Loir breeds, trains and sells Icelandic horses. It offers grass livery for horses of all breeds on about 40 hectares, in small herds with shelters and daily checks. A farrier, vaccinations and worming are organised on site.
Haras de Castillon is a thoroughbred stud at Castillon-en-Auge in Normandy founded in 2015 by Benoît Jeffroy. It breeds thoroughbreds, boards mares and foals, and prepares and consigns horses to public sales. Since 2026 it stands stallions through Castillon Stallions.
Wilder Ways is a TRSS approved riding centre at Glen Kerran Farm on the Mull of Kintyre. It runs riding holidays and expeditions, lessons for adults and children, and horseback archery. It also offers arena and cross-country hire, livery and own-horse holidays.
Milndavie Farm Riding Centre in Strathblane near Glasgow was established in 1965 and is run by Fiona Aborida. It gives individual and group lessons for children and adults, from beginners to riders preparing for shows. It also offers livery with fields and stables.
The Scottish Equestrian Centre at Belstane Manor near Carluke is a family-run BHS approved centre founded in the 1980s. It runs adult and children's riding holidays and the Scottish Castles Trail Ride, and offers lessons and BHS exams. It also provides livery in 100 boxes and has bed and breakfast rooms.
Woodend Riding Centre is a family-friendly riding school and livery yard in Kilsyth, established in 1990. It offers private and group lessons, treks, hacks and pony days. Facilities include indoor and outdoor arenas and a cross-country field.
Deer Park Cross Country is a cross-country course at Brockhampton near Cheltenham with over 100 fences on 32 acres. The course and facilities can be hired by individuals and groups. It also offers livery with a show jumping arena, outdoor school and horse walker.
Padwick Farm is a retirement livery and grazing yard near Leek, Staffordshire, with 141 acres of sheltered grazing. Horses live out in a mixed herd and are checked twice daily. Short-term grazing livery after injury is also available.
