Rapier Riding

Did you know that a horse’s digestive system is designed for grazing throughout the day? Providing smaller, more frequent meals (or access to pasture) helps maintain gut health and reduces the risk of colic.

While good riding habits are important, the welfare of the horse is first and foremost because a healthy horse is a happy, willing partner in the saddle.

Every week, the students of Princess Elizabeth Special School join us for their riding lessons with Coach Natalie. Today, one of our amazing riders showed the true spirit of determination as they cantered on a pony, proof that with the right bond, there are no limits to what’s possible. 🐴💫

At Rapier Riding School, we celebrate every milestone and every smile. Horses have a way of bringing out the best in us, and we’re honoured to share these moments of confidence, freedom, and pure joy. 💕

✨ S. Samaroo & Caroline ✨
With long, flowing strides and a majestic presence, Caroline glided through the arena under S. Samaroo’s steady guidance. A graceful round that truly captured the spirit of the sport. 🐎💫

🎥🐴 M. Carter & Integrity ("Scooby") in Action!
In the ring at TTEA Showjumping League 3, M. Carter guided Scooby through the course with quiet confidence and steady rhythm. This pair showed true partnership and poise, making their way around the arena with heart and harmony.

A beautiful ride from a dedicated rider and a beloved horse. Well done, M. Carter & Scooby! 👏💙