Lead-Rein and Up-Downs: Ideal for Tiny Tots and newcomers taking their very first steps.

Beginner to higher level Dressage & Showjumping.

Horse riding is more than just a sport – it’s an adventure.

For riders who do not have their own horse.

The backbone of the organization. Rallies are group riding and educational sessions, while camps offer immersive, multi-day experiences for members and their horses.

Members progress through a structured testing system (ranging from basic “E” to advanced “A” levels) that ensures a solid foundation in horsemanship. Achievement badges are also earned for learning specific care and safety skills.

Members train and compete in a wide range of mounted sports, including Dressage, Show Jumping, and Mounted Games.

Teaches comprehensive horse welfare, safety, and stable management.

Fosters leadership, confidence, and discipline in a supportive community.

Encourages participation regardless of whether a member owns their own horse.

For beginners on 80 hectare field with no game, and for more experience riders, on a neighbouring game farm.

We provide a full livery service in the Kimberley area, with stabling capacity for 60 horses, plus an additional 35 Show stables. All stables are of sturdy brick construction with wooden doors, bedded generously with shavings. Horses are cared for by our team of well-trained, dedicated grooms.

During the day horses stand out in spacious individual or group paddocks where they can stretch their legs and enjoy plenty of fresh air. The extensive paddock time (up to 10 hours in summer and 8 in winter) helps to foster a relaxed, happy attitude among the horses. Horses are groomed every weekday and temperatures are taken every morning as an early warning of ill health.

We understand that all horses have different requirements. Horses are thus cared for in accordance with each horse’s individual needs. We feed a combination of Lucerne and Teff according to each owner’s specification. Roughage is divided into three feeds a day. Because of the high feed value of the Lucerne, the horses generally require less concentrates. Owners may provide their own concentrates, which is fed mornings and evenings by the grooms.