Good riding schools in Warwickshire?

[Scoti1420]

Hi all,

I'm looking to get back into riding after a long break - I would find a share to ride but I definitely think I need lessons to begin with to make sure I don't immediately fall into bad habits. I'm trying to find somewhere to ride that has good standards. I've been in contact with Moor Farm and watched their advanced lesson but it wasn't quite what I'm looking for. Warwick Riding don't seem to be answering their phones or emails...and I know Radway is currently relocating so aren't open!

Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm near Warwick but willing to travel some. I would hope that the advanced lesson would be looking at basic lateral work and getting the horses to really be working forward and through...

Thanks!

 

[Birker2020]

I've always found Brookhouse Riding School owned by Clare and Julie to be really good for the more experienced riders as they keep you thinking forwards and the lessons are better than most places I've ridden at on the odd occasions since owning my own horse (when I've lost one and miss riding or my loan has finished before I got my own).

Some places get the whole ride to halt and then the lead file to ride to the rear of the ride and others keep the whole ride moving and get the lead file to ride to the rear, and I find this is less boring

 

[Scoti1420]

I've always found Brookhouse Riding School owned by Clare and Julie to be really good for the more experienced riders as they keep you thinking forwards and the lessons are better than most places I've ridden at on the odd occasions since owning my own horse (when I've lost one and miss riding or my loan has finished before I got my own).

Some places get the whole ride to halt and then the lead file to ride to the rear of the ride and others keep the whole ride moving and get the lead file to ride to the rear, and I find this is less boring

Thank you, I've sent them a message!