Multi-discipline yards, arena hire and hacking — a base for everything you ride.
Saltburn Old Grange Stables is a small family-run livery yard between Saltburn and Skelton. It offers full, bespoke, assisted and DIY livery and runs show jumping, dressage and in-hand show series and clinics.
Ivesley Equestrian Centre in County Durham offers livery, a cross country course, competitions and arena hire. It also offers B&B accommodation.
Osbaldeston Riding Centre has been a family business since 1986. It hires out a showjump arena and flatwork arena and offers DIY and part livery, with a BHS Intermediate Instructor on site.
Muirmill Equestrian Centre near Symington, South Ayrshire, is a competition centre and livery yard owned by Laura McCabe and Lee Roebuck. Muirmill Equestrian Club is based there and hosts events across disciplines.
Speetley Equestrian Centre near Barlborough, Derbyshire, is run by Hird & Partners Sheffield Equine Clinic. It hires out a 70 x 50 jumping arena and a 60 x 30 flatwork arena by the hour.
West Wilts Equestrian Centre near Trowbridge runs a full programme of competitions, training clinics and lessons. It offers full and DIY livery.
Sedgefield Racecourse is a jumps racecourse in County Durham with racing dating back to around 1732. It hosts jump race meetings from September to May, including the Durham National. The venue is also hired for private and corporate events.
Upsall Grange Equestrian Centre is set in 100 acres on the edge of the North York Moors. It offers DIY to full livery, including rehabilitation, holiday, schooling and backing livery. Its indoor and outdoor arenas and canter loop can be hired, and it hosts events.
Deanswood Equestrian Centre at Cressing Park Farm in Essex is a five-star licensed riding school run by Sarah Dean since 2012. It offers private and group lessons, horse sharing, pony club, an adult riding club and pony days. It also runs polocrosse sessions, camps and competitions.
Gloucester Lodge Farm is a family-run farm between Blyth and Seaton Sluice in Northumberland. It offers livery from DIY to full for up to 23 horses and ponies, with grazing and home-grown haylage. It also has a 2.8 km cross-country course with fences from 60 to 90 cm.
Benridge Riding Centre is a BHS approved livery yard and facility centre north of Morpeth, Northumberland. It offers full and part livery and indoor and outdoor arena hire. It hosts clinics and competitions with BHS and UKCC qualified instructors.
Riverside Equestrian Centre is run by Michaela Preston, a BHS accredited coach, and was established in 2001. Its riding school closed in 2025 and it now focuses on coaching riders on their own horses. Facilities include indoor and floodlit outdoor arenas and a mechanical horse.
Bowes Manor Equestrian Centre in Birtley, Gateshead, was founded over 40 years ago by Stephen Gair. It runs a riding school with group and private lessons and a DIY livery yard. Facilities include indoor and floodlit outdoor arenas, and it hosts show jumping events.
Warren Farm Stables is a small family competition yard near Wolviston, Teesside. It runs clinics, competitions and schooling events with show field and arenas for hire. Livery is also available.
Happy Hooves Burnopfield is a British Horse Society Changing Lives Through Horses centre and a registered alternative education provider. It works with children and young people aged 5 to 25, including those with special educational needs or excluded from mainstream school. Learning and life skills are built through equine and animal care activities. It also hosts pony and animal parties and educational visits for schools.
Church Farm Stables is a family-owned equestrian centre in Mawdesley, Lancashire, established in 1984. It hosts British Showjumping and unaffiliated events and hires out its arenas and show fences. It offers coaching, sales, competition and schooling livery, and sources horses for clients.
Northallerton Equestrian Centre is a family business near Yafforth, North Yorkshire. It hosts British Dressage, British Showjumping and unaffiliated competitions, clinics and lessons, and hires out its arenas. It offers DIY, part, full and schooling livery and has a café and equestrian shop.
Netherton Equestrian near Bridge of Earn, Perthshire is a show centre and livery yard with an indoor arena. It hosts dressage and show jumping competitions and clinics, and has arena hire. Riding lessons are available for children and adults.
West Kype Farm near Strathaven is a family-run yard established over 30 years ago by Linda Anderson and run with Andrew Wilson. It offers full livery, schooling, breaking and coaching. Its indoor and outdoor arenas host British Eventing, British Showjumping, British Dressage and Pony Club training and competitions.
Barstobrick Equestrian and Indoor Recreation Centre (BEIRC) is a volunteer-run Scottish charity in the Stewartry district. It provides a 60m x 25m indoor arena and a 40m x 20m second arena with silica sand and fibre surfaces. Individuals, families and clubs can buy subscriptions for arena access. It runs dressage, showing and TREC competitions and offers course hire.
Lindores Equestrian in Fife is a BHS approved training venue established in 1989. It has over 160 cross-country fences, show jumps and dressage arenas on grass and hacking. It also offers stabling, horse holidays and camps.
Yorkshire Riding Centre near Harrogate is a family-run equestrian business of over 60 years. It offers training in dressage, show jumping and cross country for riders on their own horses, including with Christopher Bartle and Jane Bartle-Wilson. It also offers facilities, livery and clinics.
National Hunt racecourse in Northumberland with 15 race meetings a year. Its left-handed undulating track of 1 mile 4 furlongs favours stamina. Racing has been held at Hexham since 1890.
MHL Equestrian Centre in Cumbria is a show jumping and equestrian facility. It runs British Showjumping and unaffiliated shows, arena eventing and showcross. It also offers livery stables, arena hire and overnight show stabling.
