Tariff
We currently accept Bank Transfers only
- Lessons must be booked in advance via email () when details of how to pay and current restrctions etc will be sent by return, currently we ask for payment 48hrs in advance. We require 24hrs notice of cancellation.
- Please ensure when booking in that you advise us if you or your children are not coming for the next lesson. Unless we are advised differently we will expect to see you at your usual time (pending receipt of payment).
- If we have tacked up the pony and the rider fails to arrive we will have to charge full price for the missed lesson. We really don’t want to do that so please get in touch.
Current Prices
(see below for tariff from 01/04/26 and note from that date if payment is late (less than 48hrs before) we will not be allocating a pony, thank you)
Junior Group Lessons
(per person)
- ½ hour £33.00
- 1 hr £45.00
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Adult Group Lessons
(per person)
- 1 hr £48.00
Private & Semi-Private (two people) Lessons
- 50 mins, private £65.00
- ½ hour, private £49.00
- 50 mins, semi-private (per person) £55.00
- ½ hour, semi-private (per person) £46.00
6 week Intensive Course (over 14s)
- 6 hour lessons for complete beginners including stable mangt £375
Hacks
- 1 hour, private £70.00 Weekdays
- 1 Hour private £75.00 Weekends
Tots Trot ( aged 3 and up)
15-20min £31
Own A Pony Mornings
9.30 - 12 £75
From April 1st 2026
Junior Group Lessons
(per person)
- ½ hour £34.00
- 1 hr £47.00
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Adult Group Lessons
(per person)
- 1 hr £50.00
Private & Semi-Private (two people) Lessons
- 50 mins, private £65.00
- ½ hour, private £50.00
- 50 mins, semi-private (per person) £55.00
- ½ hour, semi-private (per person) £47.00
Hacks
- 1 hour, private £70.00 Weekdays
- 1 Hour private £75.00 Weekends
Tots Trot ( aged 3 and up)
15-20min £32
Own A Pony Mornings
9.30 - 12 £75
The Grove Riding School is an approved member of the British Association of Riding Schools. As an 'approved school' we have been inspected and found to be satisfactory by one of the national Approved Schemes. The Association of British Riding Schools conducts such a scheme, setting a high standard for horse care and requires to be satisfied that the instruction given is well presented and correct in content.