Riding for adults, livery for owners
Get back in the saddle, at your own pace.
Evening and Saturday lessons among adults, calm and experienced horses, and livery where your horse is looked after every day.
Lessons and services
Baby pony (ages 3 to 6)baby
A first contact with the pony through play: grooming, walking, balance games, always led by an adult.
- Level
- Discovery
- For
- Ages 3 to 6, 6 children max
- Duration
- 45 minutes a week
€190 a term
Pony and horse lessons (ages 7 to 17)lessons
One lesson a week in a group by level, on ponies then horses, from first steps to the Galops.
- Level
- Beginner to Galop 4
- For
- Ages 7 to 17, 8 riders max
- Duration
- 1 hour a week
€240 a term
Adult lessonsadults
Starting at 30 or coming back after twenty years: evening groups among adults, at your own pace.
- Level
- Beginners and returning riders
- For
- Adults, 8 riders max
- Duration
- 1 hour a week, evening or Saturday
€270 a term
Holiday coursesholiday
Five half days during the school holidays, by level, to progress faster and spend the week with the ponies.
- Level
- All levels
- For
- Ages 6 to 16, groups by level
- Duration
- 5 half days
€195 the week
Rides and treksride
Two hours on the paths around the club, or a full day with a picnic, for riders comfortable at three paces.
- Level
- At ease at walk, trot and canter
- For
- Teenagers and adults, 2 to 8 riders
- Duration
- 2 hours or a full day
€45 the ride
Liverylivery
Box or field, hay and feed, daily turnout: your horse looked after every day, with access to the arenas.
- Level
- Horse owners
- For
- Box with turnout, or field
- Duration
- Every day
From €380 a month
How the club works
State-qualified instructors
Every lesson is taught by an instructor with a riding diploma (BPJEPS equestrian activities, DEJEPS or the former BEES) and a professional card.
A pony or a horse for every size
Shetlands for the youngest, ponies for children, horses for teenagers and adults: each rider gets a mount suited to their size and level.
A helmet on every head
A helmet to safety standards is compulsory on horseback. We lend them for trial lessons; riders then bring their own.
Galops at your own pace
Federation exams, from the Pony Galops to Galop 7, taken when the rider is ready, never as a race.
The week's lessons
| Day | Time | Lesson | Instructor | Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday | 10:00 | Baby pony | Lucie | Ages 3 to 6 |
| Wednesday | 14:00 | Pony, beginners | Lucie | Galop 1 to 2 |
| Wednesday | 16:00 | Horse, intermediate | Antoine | Galop 3 to 4 |
| Thursday | 19:00 | Adults | Antoine | Beginners and returning riders |
| Saturday | 10:00 | Baby pony | Lucie | Ages 3 to 6 |
| Saturday | 16:00 | Show jumping | Antoine | Galop 5 and above |
| Sunday | 10:00 | Ride in the forest | Antoine | At ease at three paces |
Lessons follow the school calendar; holiday weeks have their own courses.
Season prices
- Trial lesson€20One lesson in the right group, helmet lent.
- Club membership€60 a seasonAccess to the club and its events, once a year.
- Federation licenceFederation rateSet each season by the FFE, it includes civil liability insurance.
- Term of weekly lessonsFrom €190One lesson a week in the same group, for a school term.
- 10-lesson card€260For riders who cannot come every week, valid for the season.
- Holiday course€195 the weekFive half days, by level, during school holidays.
Coming back to riding
1
A trial lesson
We place the rider in the right group by age and level. A helmet is lent for the day.
2
The federation licence
Taken through the club for the season, it includes civil liability insurance and opens the Galop exams.
3
A weekly lesson
Same day, same time, same group all season: the rider progresses with the same instructor.
4
Holidays and Galops
Holiday courses to go faster, and the Galop exam when the instructor judges the rider ready.
Riders and owners
"I came back to riding at 45 after twenty years off. The adult group goes at the right pace and I passed my Galop 3 last spring."
"My mare has been in boarding here for three years. She goes out every day and I am always told if something is wrong."
"Our daughter started baby pony at four. Two years later she grooms and saddles her pony alone and talks about him all week."
Book a trial lesson
Tell us the lesson, the rider's age and their level. We reply with a trial lesson in the right group.
Rather talk? Call the club:02 43 12 34 56