Cheshire

Sandy Lane Equestrian Centre

Northwich, Cheshire
RDA centreVerified 16 Oct 2026

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About this yard

Sandy Lane Equestrian is a BHS and ABRS approved riding school on the outskirts of Weaverham, near Northwich, developed on a greenfield site from 2002 by Carl and Rose Tommons. Starting from a client base of 15 people, it now provides over 400 lessons a week.

The centre also hosts the Mid Cheshire Riding for the Disabled Association group.

Pony parties

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Food and cake
Bring your own food
Party room
Yes
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Rosettes

What to wear: Bring a packed lunch and a change of clothing recommended. What to wear: T-shirt, trousers, jumper, coat if cold & footwear with small heel (we have boots available if you don't have any).

From Sandy Lane Equestrian Centre's website, checked 1 October 2026

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Pricing

From £25

30-minute private lessons £40 on weekdays and £45 at weekends. Lead rein group £25, off-lead group £27 and group hour £32. Hacks £35 for 30 minutes and £45 for 40 minutes; toddler hack £25 for 20 minutes. Full livery from £175 a week and working livery from £85 a week. Prices from the yard's website, October 2026; check current rates with the yard.

This venue takes bookings by phone.

Call Sandy Lane Equestrian Centre 01606 854244
General riding kit (check with your yard)
Riding helmet

A riding hat to a current recognised safety standard. Many yards lend hats; ask when you book.

Footwear

Boots with a small heel are usual for riding. Requirements vary by yard, so check when you book.

Clothing

Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothes you can move in. Check with the yard if you are unsure.

Hair & jewellery

Long hair tied back, and jewellery removed before riding.

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