Western & Southern Scotland

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Eat, Sleep, Ride CIC

Reston, Western & Southern Scotland
ABRS approvedVerified 13 Aug 2026
Good forChildren's lessons

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About this yard

Eat, Sleep, Ride is an ABRS+ approved riding school and registered Scottish charity at Heugh Head Farm, Lamberton, in East Berwickshire, five miles from Berwick-upon-Tweed. It offers riding lessons and hacking to the public on well-schooled horses and ponies, alongside a wider social mission supporting people affected by mental health difficulties, abuse, deprivation and addiction through equine-guided, holistic groundwork.

The solar-powered site includes a sensory garden and event space, and hosts pony camps, beach rides, leadership and team-building workshops (including its HERD Dynamics programme), clinics and competitions. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9am-7pm, with wheelchair access throughout.

Pricing

From £50

Pony camp/kids' day: half day (10:30am-1:30pm, one ride) £50; full day (10:30am-3:30pm, two rides) £65. Subsidised places available on request. Contact for standard lesson pricing.

This venue takes bookings by phone.

Call Eat, Sleep, Ride CIC 07516360235

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What to wear

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

Riding helmet

A hat to a current recognised safety standard. Requirements can vary, so check with the yard before you ride.

Footwear

Sturdy boots with a small heel. Trainers and flat, smooth-soled shoes are not suitable for safety reasons. Check with the yard for their exact requirements.

Clothing

Close-fitting, weather-appropriate clothes. Shoulders and legs should be covered, and waterproofs are worth having for outdoor lessons. Check with the yard if you are unsure.

Hair & jewellery

Long hair should be tied back before putting on your hat, and jewellery 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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