Bringing your own pony to camp is a great way to build a stronger partnership, develop your skills, learn alongside other riders and of course, have fun. Some of my favorite core memories were from horse camps. I still remember the feeling of jumping my personal best in tip n out, putting on a play with my friends (I can still remember the play was about sheep somehow) and figuring out clues from an amazing race. Taking care of my pony was always a highlight, late night chec

The summer holidays are the perfect time for horses, new memories, and fun! Whether you're spending your break at home, on a trip or at the barn, these bingo boards are packed with simple, fun activities to keep you inspired all summer long. We have made one for riding school riders (those without your own horse) , and one for those who own/lease a horse ! How It Works Download your chosen bingo board . Complete the tasks and cross off the squares as you go. Get one full lin

Every rider, no matter their level, hits a phase where things just feel… flat. You’re turning up, you’re riding, but something isn’t clicking. Maybe you feel bored, maybe progress feels painfully slow, or maybe you’re just not sure what you’re even working toward anymore. A plateau isn’t a dead end. It’s a sign something needs adjusting. Here are in-depth ideas, strategies, and mindset shifts that can help you get moving forward again. 1. Start By Talking to Your Coach (Serio