Pegasus Riding School is located in the heart of the Hampshire countryside in the Test Valley.  We are easily accessible  from Salisbury in Wiltshire, Romsey, Tidworth, Amesbury, Whitchurch and Winchester as well as Andover. We offer horse riding lessons for for adults and children


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Key Benefits

  • Progressive learning exercises, making safety a priority
  • Customised teaching to your specific needs
  • Friendly and relaxed learning environment

 

LESSON FEES

Lesson Type Private Semi-Private Group
30 min lesson £25 £20 -
45 min lesson - £25 -
60 min lesson - - £25

 

PLEASE NOTE: Half fee is charged for lessons cancelled with less than 48 hours notice

Full fee is charged for a lesson which is neither kept nor cancelled

Private Lessons

  • 1 student.

  • Individual attention

  • The fastest way to learn to ride

Semi-Private Lessons

  • 2 students.

  • This is a popular choice with friends, siblings and with parent & child.
  • Students should be able to control the horse in both walk and trot.

Group Lessons

  • 3 to 5 students.

  • Students should be able to control the horse in canter

Clothing Requirements (these are also safety requirements)

  • All students must wear a safety approved riding helmet (no older than 3 years) while both horse/pony
    handling as well as while riding.  Students just starting out are welcome to borrow a school helmet.

  • Experienced riders should wear long leather boots or paddock boots along with chaps.
    However, new riders may wear alternative footwear such as Wellingtons or fashion boots,
    so long as they are round toed and have a broad 1 inch heel.
  • Riding gloves are recommended, as are breeches (or stretch trousers) versus jeans, which can chafe.
  • A body protector (safety approved to current standards) is particularly desirable for jumping lessons.
  • Dangling earrings and rings as well as other jewellery should not be worn.
  • Long hair should be tied back, and hair in face should be held back by a headband if too short to tie back.
  • We also recommend you use a sports strap to hold your eye glasses in place.