Monach Farm Riding Stables is a horse riding school and farm located in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. As an inclusive establishment, Monach Farms welcomes people of all abilities and those with challenges.
With 31 horses and ponies in the yard, Monach Farms offers a wide variety of options for riders of different levels. From very nervous beginners to experienced riders looking for competition opportunities, there is a horse or pony to suit everyone's needs.
The riding school offers lessons for riders of all ages. They have angels sessions for 3-year-olds, as well as hacks and cross country jumping for experienced adults. Monach Farms specialises in teaching beginner children, nervous riders, and novice adults.
The team at Monach Farms is made up of highly skilled professionals. The co-owner of the farm, Dr Roland Randall, is a conservation and ecology specialist. Emily Randall is the riding stables manager and senior instructor, as well as the farm education unit manager. Holly Cawston holds the position of second in command, yard and horse manager, and instructor.
Becky King manages the farm shop and assists with farm education. Ellen Hazell is the assistant yard manager, social media person, and also helps with farm education. Zoe Basford assists with yard, horse, and farm management, as well as farm education. Finally, there is Drew Maltby, the handy person who takes care of maintenance and livestock.
Monach Farms has received numerous positive reviews from satisfied customers. People appreciate the friendly and knowledgeable staff, as well as the encouragement they receive to become confident riders. The farm also sells a variety of fun farm products, including homemade goat soap, jams, and chutneys.
For those interested in learning more about Monach Farms, there is a gallery page on their website where you can view photos. Additionally, the farm offers educational visits, has a farm shop, and hosts events and camps.
Located at The Green Hilton, Cambs PE28 9NB, Monach Farms is open Tuesday to Sunday for lessons. It is closed on Mondays to allow the horses a day off. Lessons can be booked in advance and are taken by staff with ABRS and/or BHS qualifications.