Hampshire

FlatworkShowjumpingHacking🎂 Birthday parties welcome

Ampfield Riding Stables

Ampfield, Romsey, HampshireSO51 9DP
BHS approvedVerified 13 Aug 2026
Good forChildren's lessons

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About this yard

Ampfield Riding Stables is a small, friendly BHS approved riding school at Lower Farm, Ampfield near Romsey. Owner Gerda Weston worked with the Royal Family's horses before starting her teaching career in 1972, and trained her daughter Anna Beck to advanced competition level. The school provides training from complete beginners to advanced in flatwork and showjumping. Group lessons kept small (4-6 riders) with similar standards. Range of ponies and horses suit all abilities from the very nervous to the more experienced. Activities include own-a-pony days, ladies' mornings and birthday parties. Floodlit outdoor arena and purpose-built lunge pen plus direct hacking routes. Shortlisted SEIB Small Riding School of the Year 2021. Ages 4 to 70.

Facilities

Outdoor Arena
Floodlit
Stabling
Tack Room
Lunge Pen
Livery
Viewing Gallery

Pricing

From £38/hr

Group lesson (45 min) from £38. Private flatwork (30 min) £55, private jumping (30 min) £60. Sourced from third-party listings, not the venue's own site — confirm on outreach.

This venue takes bookings by phone.

Call Ampfield Riding Stables 01794 367570

What to wear

Standard guidance for equestrian yards in the UK. Check with your yard if you're unsure.

Riding helmet

A correctly fitted hat to current safety standards (PAS 015 or VG1). Bicycle helmets are not permitted. Hats are available to hire, usually reserved for first-time riders.

Footwear

Boots with a small heel, riding boots, walking boots or wellies all work. Trainers and flat-soled shoes are not permitted for safety reasons.

Clothing

Close-fitting, weather-appropriate clothes. Shoulders and legs must be covered, no vest tops or shorts. Jackets and coats should be fastened securely. Waterproofs are recommended for outdoor lessons.

Hair & jewellery

Long hair should be tied back in a ponytail before putting on your helmet. All jewellery must be removed before riding.

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Clients arriving in unsuitable clothing or footwear may not be permitted to ride, for their own safety. If in doubt, contact the yard before your visit.

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