COVID-19
We are now taking small groups and private lessons following Government guidelines. Initially this is for riders who are able to mount without assistance and adjust their own stirrups and girth. We are also able to hack in a small group. We are not able to lead beginners due to the 2m distance rule but we are allowing a parent to help their child on and lead the pony during the lesson. For parents leading their child's pony, please remember to wear suitable footwear, even if you are just helping them on. A brief induction on mounting and leading will be carried out at the time. At this present time we are not allowing visitors to the yard or other family members or friends to accompany riders to riding lessons. Stay safe, stay alert.
We are now taking small groups and private lessons following Government guidelines. Initially this is for riders who are able to mount without assistance and adjust their own stirrups and girth. We are also able to hack in a small group. We are not able to lead beginners due to the 2m distance rule but we are allowing a parent to help their child on and lead the pony during the lesson. For parents leading their child's pony, please remember to wear suitable footwear, even if you are just helping them on. A brief induction on mounting and leading will be carried out at the time. At this present time we are not allowing visitors to the yard or other family members or friends to accompany riders to riding lessons. Stay safe, stay alert.
Welcome to Pevlings Farm
Established in 1985 our aim at this riding school has always been to provide a safe, friendly and informal stables where you can learn to ride and look after a horse/pony.
We cater for all ages and a variety of abilities. Beginners are welcome. We offer lessons in groups or individually on our carefully selected horses and ponies. Our instructors have a wealth of knowledge and experience to make your ride enjoyable. Whilst we cater mainly for children (and there is no minimum age) there are many opportunities for adults, however we are only able to accommodate lightweight riders and currently have a WEIGHT LIMIT OF 12 STONE (76KG).
Alongside our riding school we have 2 stable blocks for DIY liveries.
Established in 1985 our aim at this riding school has always been to provide a safe, friendly and informal stables where you can learn to ride and look after a horse/pony.
We cater for all ages and a variety of abilities. Beginners are welcome. We offer lessons in groups or individually on our carefully selected horses and ponies. Our instructors have a wealth of knowledge and experience to make your ride enjoyable. Whilst we cater mainly for children (and there is no minimum age) there are many opportunities for adults, however we are only able to accommodate lightweight riders and currently have a WEIGHT LIMIT OF 12 STONE (76KG).
Alongside our riding school we have 2 stable blocks for DIY liveries.
Parking - we have small car park and parking spaces at the roadside in front of our barns and stable blocks.
We do have dogs running loose - if you would prefer us to shut them away, please let us know.
We do have dogs running loose - if you would prefer us to shut them away, please let us know.
What to wear for your first lesson - If you do not have correct riding kit - do not worry!
We have riding hats to the latest acceptable standard.
Comfortable jeans/close fitting trousers are fine to start with.
Wear a suitable jacket/coat/top with long sleeves (according to the weather and time of year).
You will need suitable boots or shoes with a smooth sole and small heel. Wellies may be ok for young children, but not for adults, and no trainers! We do have some jodhpur boots for your use.
We also have some body protectors should you prefer to wear one. (A body protector is compulsory for cross country riding)
We are licensed by South Somerset District Council (Licence number 36758) and approved by The Association of British Riding Schools and The British Horse Society. We are a Pony Club Linked Centre and are Clubmark accredited. We also hold the RDA Accessibility Mark.
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