Posted on 12 Dec 2025
I'm looking at booking some lessons at Greenfield Riding School. Has anyone been there? I'd love to hear about your experiences - especially the quality of instruction and the horses.
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Started by James Thompson on 12 Dec 2025 | riding school reviews
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Posted on 13 Dec 2025
I've been going there for about 6 months now. The instructors are really patient and knowledgeable. The horses are well-cared for and well-schooled. Highly recommend!
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Posted on 14 Dec 2025
I had a mixed experience there. The facilities are good and the horses are nice, but I found the group lessons quite large. If you can afford private lessons, I'd go for those.
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Posted on 14 Dec 2025
I agree with Rachel - it's a great school. They have excellent BHS qualified instructors and the yard is always clean and well-maintained. The hacking routes are lovely too!
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Posted on 15 Dec 2025
Thanks everyone! I think I'll give it a try. I'm looking at their beginner group lessons to start with.
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Posted on 15 Dec 2025
Great choice, James! Let us know how you get on. Maybe we'll see you at the yard!
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