Haven Hill stables

Some wonderful images, captured by the lovely Klara from Outwest photography, from our recent Working Equitation clinic. We are so grateful to have had Julie from ZAWE come and share her knowledge.

Some stories are meant to come full circle. 🤍🐴
We're so excited to be part of the Slater family's happily ever after as Bluebell finds her forever home.
After being loved by the eldest sister, it's now Taylor and Holly's turn to create their own special memories. We can't wait to watch this next chapter unfold.
For now, we're just enjoying seeing Bluebell settle in and tuck into a yummy lunch. Welcome home, beautiful girl! 🩶✨

Running full steam ahead—here comes Term 3! We can't wait to welcome all our students back in just a few days. See you soon!

Big dreams, big smiles, gentle horses, fearless children, brave parents and instructors with passion —the perfect recipe for growing superheroes.

Thank you to Out West Photography for capturing some magical memories at our gymkhana FUNday

One of our students’ favourite lessons is when we head out on the trails to explore, chat, and unwind together.
Many of our classical riding students arrive eager to share their stories and catch up. We love listening, but during regular lessons we also need to help them stay focused on their riding goals. That’s why we believe our termly trail rides are so valuable that they’re built into our lesson programme.
These rides give students the chance to relax, connect, and chat freely while developing their skills as they navigate some wonderfully challenging terrain. It’s the perfect balance of learning, confidence-building, and enjoyment.

“I took a walk in the woods and came out taller than the trees.”
— Henry David Thoreau

We love our pine forest trail. We can't wait to upgrade it with more sensory and interactive features in the future. But the twisty trails, ups and downs and all the natural forest textures and sounds already make it special and adventurous.

Here's another "More than just" principle we live by at our yard. Sadly, we see so many young riders that are capable in the saddle but can't confidently put a halter on. We don't believe in hop on-hop off, even our youngest riders get slowly introduced to these skills.