Adult horse care

We’re passionate about promoting excellent horse welfare, and our BHS‑qualified instructors bring a wealth of experience to every session. You don’t need to own a horse to take part, and you’re welcome to join individual sessions or enjoy a discounted rate by booking all six. The relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff, and fully accessible facilities ensure that everyone feels comfortable getting involved.

Across six evenings, you’ll explore essential topics including yard safety, equine behaviour, health and nutrition, grooming, anatomy, identification, and tack. Those completing the full course will receive booklets and a certificate recognising their achievement.

Sessions cost £25 each or £120 for all six and you don’t need to own your own horse!

Spaces are limited so book early to secure your place!

Why Join Us?

BHS qualified instructors – Our team bring a wealth of experience, and we’re excited to share this knowledge with anyone interested in horse care.

Learn in a relaxed atmosphere – The horses and staff are friendly and supportive.

Fully accessible and hands‑on – A practical training course designed to suit all abilities.

First aid experience – Learn and gain experience in equine first aid to keep ponies and horses safe.

Gain a Certificate at the end if you complete all 6 sessions.

Course Details

You do not need to sign up for all 6 sessions – however there is a discount if you do!

Week 1: Fri 4 Sept – Routine checks – equine first aid kit, when to call the vet (including TPR, signs of illness and disease prevention)

Week 2: Fri 11 Sept – Wounds- types of wounds, how to stop bleeding and bandaging

Week 3: Fri 18 Sept – Limb and hoof conditions- how to treat, bandaging and poulticing

Week 4: Fri 25 Sept – Common/serious equine conditions- laminitis, EMS, Colic and ulcers

Week 5: Fri 2 Oct – Teeth and worming- routine care and signs of a problem

Week 6: Fri 9 Oct – Conditions – eye, skin and general equine conditions