Sheffield Equestrian Centre

Sheffield Equestrian Centre is a reputable horse riding school located in Sheffield, New Zealand. It is led by Debbie Ashby, a highly qualified BHS Stage 4 Senior Coach in Dressage and the licence holder of the centre (AW_HOH0005). The centre is also a BHS Approved Riding School and Livery Yard, with a centre number of 10010393.

At Sheffield Equestrian Centre, they pride themselves on providing exceptional services to riders of all abilities, from novices to advanced riders. Both group and individual riding lessons are available, catering to the specific needs and goals of each rider. The lessons are structured and carefully planned to ensure a comprehensive understanding of key concepts and facilitate skill development.

In addition to riding lessons, Sheffield Equestrian Centre offers equestrian training programmes. They provide basic stable management courses as well as BHS exam training, allowing riders to expand their knowledge and skills beyond riding. This comprehensive approach ensures a well-rounded education in all aspects of horsemanship.

The centre also offers livery services, providing full livery with year-round turn out and American-style barn stabling. The well-being and care of the horses are prioritised, providing a comfortable and safe environment for all horses entrusted to their care.

Debbie Ashby, the licence holder, is a highly experienced coach and yard manager. She holds the BHS Stage 3 Coach qualification and is a Stage 4 Senior Yard Manager. With her extensive knowledge and expertise, she is committed to helping riders improve their skills and achieve their riding goals.

Booking for lessons at Sheffield Equestrian Centre is done through EC Pro, an online booking platform. They have a 24-hour cancellation policy, and all lesson cancellations must be made online.

- Email: debbie@sheffieldequestriancentre. Co.

- Sunday: 9am – 4pmSheffield Equestrian Centre prioritises the correct riding position as the foundation for riders to develop and progress in all disciplines. They aim to provide a range of well-schooled horses and ponies to support riders in easily progressing towards their goals.