What is pony club?

Wellington Riding is a Pony Club centre which enables children without their own ponies to join the Pony Club and enjoy rallies and competitions on our horses and ponies.

Being a member means you can improve your knowledge by working towards certificates awarded by the Pony Club, of which there are eight graded standards starting with the ‘D’ Test and culminating with the highly regarded ‘A’ Test, taken when a Member is around 19 or 20 years old. A Road Safety Test is part of the C Test Certificate

What is riding club?

Run by members for members.

Wellington Riding Club is affiliated to the British Riding Clubs and welcomes everyone as a member. The club was established in 2015 by a dedicated group of riders, keen to offer quality training, good fun and the chance for everyone to be part of a team, regardless of their age, experience or ability.

What is saddle club?

Open to both horse owners and non–horse owners that ride regularly at Wellington Riding. Wellington Saddle Club gives our clients the opportunity to compete in Dressage, Show Jumping & Cross Country competitions. We cater for all abilities with a league system, which operates for all scoring competitions ensuring that all competitors are in a league competing against members of a similar ability. We also run some non–scoring events which include Combined Training, Pairs Dressage & Social Evenings.

Upcoming Events:

• Friday 29th May – Dressage Tests (Into- Elementary)

A Wellington Riding School staff member or instructor will be on hand to assist with tacking up, support you in the warm-up, and help in the arena itself.

Dress code: Riding attire is informal, or if you’d like to dress to impress, feel free to wear a formal show jacket.
Minimum requirement: Riding helmet, jodhpurs and boots.

What is riding for the disabled?

At Wellington Riding we host a group for the RDA. Groups are organised through our local RDA co-ordinators.

The session runs on Thursday morning at 10am.