Spend a morning learning to ride set amongst the beauty of the New Forest. Your half day experience includes a beginners riding lesson before you set out for an hour and a half ride across the grassland and heaths, riding amongst the wild forest ponies, and on into the woods, home to fox, badger and the many herds of wild deer. The New Forest was the hunting ground of Kings as far back as William the Conqueror and the best way to explore its plains and enclosures is still on horseback. Back at the stables a Chicken and Steak BBQ with plenty of hot coffee awaits, and a chance to look back on a morning spent riding in the ancient woodlands of the New Forest.

Most people are prevented from buying their own racehorse because it is far too expensive. However Elite Racing Club has developed and fine-tuned an alternative. The concept is simple, you pay an affordable annual subscription fee and in return share the fun and excitement of following the progress of a string of racehorses, via a weekly newsletter. In addition, you'll share an equal division of the race prize money won by the horses and a host of other benefits. Being part of Britain's all-time most successful racing club is a thrill in itself. Watching one of the horses run in a race is truly special and when the horse is first past the winning post, the experience is complete. What a great opportunity to join in the fun and excitement. This annual membership includes: a weekly newsletter detailing news, upcoming events and reports; a discount booklet; members handbook on how to make the most of your membership; 'Horses in training' publication, an indepth review of all the clubs horses; membership card; free visits to trainers stables; and finally the opportunity to share some of the prize money! This cannot be guaranteed as it depends on how successful the horses are.

Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned rider, young or old, you will be taken Horse Riding over 94,000 acres of ancient New Forest enclosures and plains. On this experience you'll be riding in a Western saddle. Western saddles are mainly used for western riding, for working horses throughout the United States and they're the choice of saddle for cowboys. They are designed to provide security and comfort for all riders on long journeys, especially over rugged terrain. These rides are more relaxed and more secure for all riders especially beginners. All trails are mixed ability and are conducted at walk and jog paces only. Enjoy the beauty of the New Forest as the sun sets. In the cool of the evening you will ride the range, meandering across the stunning scenery of grasslands and heaths where the ponies roam free, and on into the woods, home to foxes, badgers and the many herds of wild deer. You will then come back to a sizzling steak & chicken barbecue around the campfire.

Enjoy a couple of days away in the peace of the New Forest. On this experience you'll be riding in a Western saddle. Western saddles are mainly used for western riding, for working horses throughout the United States and they're the choice of saddle for cowboys. They are designed to provide security and comfort for all riders on long journeys, especially over rugged terrain. Stay for one night's B&B at Bashley House on the southern edge of the forest, just a short walk from the 'local' Rising Sun Inn and from the stables where your trusty steed will be waiting to take you riding out amongst the wild ponies and foals and on into the leafy glades of the forest enclosures. There you may well spy the herds of deer or other inhabitants of the peaceful woodlands. Beginners and more experienced riders are welcome with paces to suit all abilities. There are many places of interest to visit, places to eat and other activities to enjoy locally. This Riding Break is based on two people sharing a double room en suite with continental breakfast at Bashley House or a similar graded B&B close to the stables. The break includes two 2 hour rides in western saddle for novice riders or traditional saddle for riders who are able to trot or canter. Please note there are no ride gallops or jumps.

Take part in this fantastic Western Adventure Day, as you learn about the western-style of riding and help to prepare the horses for a day trailing the New Forest. Your working day starts at 9am with a coffee, a bacon sarny and an introduction by the Trail Leaders. The first task of the day is grooming and getting to know your horse. You'll be shown how to fit headcollars and how to 'lead' and 'rack up' on the yard. Finish by tacking up your horse before stopping for a quick coffee break. After coffee it's time to mosey down to one of the arenas for a western riding lesson, where you'll be taught the basics of western-style. Lunchtime is for horses and riders alike, so after ensuring that your mount has hay and water, it's time to sit down to a sizzling 'Chicken and Steak' BBQ lunch. After lunch set off to ride into the wide blue yonder on a Western Trail into the new Forest. Beginners are welcome on all western rides since only gentle paces are used. The trail takes you across the plains where you will ride amongst the free roaming wild forest ponies, foals and cattle, and then on into several of the forest enclosures where, with a bit of luck, you may catch a glimpse of the Forest Deer or one of the other inhabitants of the woods. Finally the day winds up back at the ranch where the horses need untacking and a good rub down before hay and feeds. That done, you get the chance to sit down with plenty of hot coffee and a doughnut or you can help turn the horses back out into their fields for a good roll and a play before they settle down to munch the grass.

Take a relaxing journey on horse back amongst some beautiful scenery in the English countryside. Whether you're a novice or an experienced rider, this horse riding experience can be enjoyed by everyone. Your half day horse riding experience begins with a short safety briefing from your instructor. You will then be shown how to groom and prepare a horse before you undertake a half hour's riding lesson to get you comfortable on a horse and understand the basics of riding as well as prepare you for a longer one and half hour's hack. This hack will be mainly across open undulating hills and fields with views across the countryside. Depending on location, you will have lunch at either a local pub, or you'll have a delicious Chicken and Steak BBQ at the stables. Back at the stables you will unsaddle and feed your horse before departing. Please note the programme of events varies at each location.

Horse riding is a very fulfilling sport and the perfect way to enjoy these beautiful animals. Horses were originally the animal of choice for heavy duty work on farms but now they are ridden for pleasure in many countries throughout the world. To begin your experience you will meet and register with your instructor. You will commence with a short lesson within the riding school's grounds so the instructor can assess your abilities and place everyone in suitable groups. Next you'll either continue your lesson within the grounds or go out on a hack in beautiful British scenery. In total you will spend three hours riding which is sure to work up an appetite for your lunch, which you will enjoy either at the stables or at a local pub, depending on the location. Due to the amount of riding this experience is generally more suitable for riders with some experience, but some locations do take novices. Please check on booking. Please note that horses are happy to go out in all weathers and rides will only be cancelled in severe weather conditions.

This is an amazing opportunity to learn a unique skill. Life during medieval times might have been grubby, brutal and plague-ridden, but give them their due - they knew how to have fun! And so will you as you become a real jousting knight during this day of old fashioned antics. On arrival you will be given a safety briefing and your riding will be assessed. After being dressed in medieval armour and costume with your very own title and coat of arms for the day, you will then learn basic jousting skills needed to strike a quintaine, how to use a lance, learn authentic mounted games, and learn how to weald a broad sword and staff fighting during your unique and fascinating day. You will have the chance to re-enact those dreams of being a knight. After lunch put everything you’ve learnt into practise as you complete in the Grand Gauntlet Challenge Medieval Tournament before you take on the resident Black Knight in a mini-joust to gain your Knighthood!Traditionally jousting was only permitted for men to partake in, but fear not we take lady knights too! Come and throw down the gauntlet and challenge the men! The day will end with the all important Knighting Ceremony and presentation of certificates, after which you can ride off into the sunset to find a few dragons to slay! No real riding experience is needed to be able to participate in the jousting experience, but would be an advantage for certain activities. For safety reasons if the instructor on the day feels your riding is not strong enough for certain tasks, you will make it up in other activities. Jousting demands a different type of equestrian skill and the horses can accommodate any standard of horsemanship!

Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned rider, young or old, you will be taken horse riding in a Western saddle over ancient New Forest enclosures and plains. Enjoy the beauty of the New Forest as the sun sets. In the cool of the evening you will ride the range, meandering through the stunning scenery of grasslands and heaths where the ponies roam free, and on into the woods, home to fox, badger and the many herds of wild deer. On this experience you'll be riding in a Western saddle. Western saddles are mainly used for western riding, for working horses throughout the United States and they're the choice of saddle for cowboys. They are designed to provide security and comfort for all riders on long journeys, especially over rugged terrain. Western saddles are extremely comfortable and great if you've never ridden before. Your experience commences with a short 10 minute lesson in the arena to assess your ability and ensure you can stop and steer your horse before you ride out. All trails are mixed ability and are conducted at walk and jog paces only. You round off your experience with a sizzling steak and chicken barbecue around the campfire, which will be welcome, as you will have worked up an appetite from your ride!

This is the perfect introduction to the world's grandest - and arguably most entertaining - sport. Who knows, one day you may end up playing against the Princes! After an initial safety briefing, you will be shown the basic rules and theory of polo by our professionally trained polo instructors. Your 2nd session will be on the crates on which you will be taught the mechanics of the mallet and the swing. Lastly you will complete the mallet, horse and rider session, which is all about learning to hit the ball, which will allow you to further develop your polo technique with other players who are just getting started in the sport. After your lesson, you will have the opportunity to put all these new found skills into practice, with two instructional chukkas, where you will be able to further develop your polo with other players who are also just getting started in the sport.

Horse riding is a very fulfilling sport and the perfect way to enjoy these beautiful animals. Horses were originally the animal of choice for heavy duty work on farms but now they are ridden for pleasure in many countries throughout the world. To begin your experience you will meet and register with your instructor. You will commence with a short lesson within the riding school's grounds so the instructor can assess your abilities and place everyone in suitable groups. Next you'll either continue your lesson within the grounds or go out on a hack in beautiful British scenery. In total you will spend three hours riding which is sure to work up an appetite for your lunch, which you will enjoy either at the stables or at a local pub, depending on the location. Due to the amount of riding this experience is generally more suitable for riders with some experience, but some locations do take novices. Please check on booking. Please note that horses are happy to go out in all weathers and rides will only be cancelled in severe weather conditions.

Join Boston, Gypsy and friends on a Wild West experience for would be 'Cowkids'. On this experience you'll be riding in a Western saddle. Western saddles are mainly used for western riding, for working horses throughout the United States and they're the choice of saddle for cowboys. They are designed to provide security and comfort for all riders on long journeys, especially over rugged terrain. Leap up on your trusty steed for your first western riding lesson, then try your hand at lassoing the cow horns. Finally, tuck into a tasty meal of Ranch Burger and Beans. Participants will spend around 1 and a half hours with the ponies, and around 1 hour actually riding them, Western-style, in an arena. Complimentary soft drinks, tea and coffee are available throughout the experience. Mums and dads are welcome to watch.

Learn the fascinating skill of carriage driving with a qualified instructor. Love the idea of horse riding, but hate the idea of being too stiff to walk the next day? Then try a great horse experience which will not leave you saddle-sore! Your day begins with an introduction to driving by our highly experienced and friendly instructors, who will guide you through the mysteries of harnessing up. After preliminary instruction and demonstration, it will not be long before you are taking up the reins yourself and bowling merrily along our quiet country lanes under the guidance of your instructor. A suitable horse or pony will be specially selected for you from our large stables to help you enjoy your first taste of basic carriage driving. The experience includes a tour of our private carriage collection, tea and coffee.

Take part in this fantastic Western Adventure Day, as you learn about the western-style of riding and help to prepare the horses for a day trailing the New Forest. On this experience you'll be riding in a Western saddle. Western saddles are mainly used for western riding, for working horses throughout the United States and they're the choice of saddle for cowboys. They are designed to provide security and comfort for all riders on long journeys, especially over rugged terrain. Your working day starts at 9am with a coffee, a bacon sarny and an introduction by the Trail Leaders. The first task of the day is grooming and getting to know your horse. You'll be shown how to fit headcollars and how to 'lead' and 'rack up' on the yard. Finish by tacking up your horse before stopping for a quick coffee break. After coffee it's time to mosey down to one of the arenas for a western riding lesson, where you'll be taught the basics of western-style. Lunchtime is for horses and riders alike, so after ensuring that your mount has hay and water, it's time to sit down to a sizzling 'Chicken and Steak' BBQ lunch. After lunch set off to ride into the wide blue yonder on a Western Trail into the new Forest. Beginners are welcome on all western rides since only gentle paces are used. The trail takes you across the plains where you will ride amongst the free roaming wild forest ponies, foals and cattle, and then on into several of the forest enclosures where, with a bit of luck, you may catch a glimpse of the Forest Deer or one of the other inhabitants of the woods. Finally the day winds up back at the ranch where the horses need untacking and a good rub down before hay and feeds. That done, you get the chance to sit down with plenty of hot coffee and a doughnut or you can help turn the horses back out into their fields for a good roll and a play before they settle down to munch the grass.

Most people are prevented from buying their own racehorse because it is far too expensive. However, Elite Racing Club has developed and fine-tuned an alternative. The concept is simple; members pay an affordable subscription fee and in return share the fun and excitement of following the progress of a string of racehorses via a weekly newsletter. In addition, you'll share an equal division of the race prize money won by the horses and a host of other benefits. Being part of Britain's all-time most successful racing club is a thrill in itself. Watching one of the horses run in a race is truly special and when the horse is first past the winning post, the experience is complete. What a great opportunity to join in the fun and excitement. This two month membership includes: a weekly newsletter detailing news, upcoming events and reports; a discount booklet; members handbook on how to make the most of your membership; 'Horses in training' publication, an indepth review of all the clubs horses; membership card; free visits to trainer's stables; and finally the opportunity to share some of the prize money! This cannot be guaranteed as it depends on how successful the horses are.