Aberkinsey Riding Stables operates as a professional dressage training yard run by sisters Hannah and Becky Moody. Training is offered on clients' own horses rather than through a typical riding school format, making the establishment well suited to horse owners seeking structured dressage development. The sisters also run clinics across England, extending their teaching reach beyond the home yard.
The yard caters to riders interested in dressage and eventing who want focused coaching with their own horse. Lessons and livery services are provided, and the facility supports riders staying with their horse during training periods. With British Dressage Coach Educator and UKCC Level 3 credentials held by the principals, alongside UKCC Assessor status, the level of qualified tuition available is a clear feature for those looking to progress through structured accreditation pathways.
Facilities include a 20 by 40 indoor school fitted with mirrors and a larger 20 by 60 outdoor school, allowing training to continue regardless of weather conditions. Hook up facilities are available for visiting horseboxes, which is practical for competitors and clinic participants travelling to the yard. The combination of indoor and outdoor arenas provides flexibility for flatwork sessions, lungeing and ridden coaching.
Far Broad Oak Farm provides the rural setting for the stables, with the surrounding countryside of Denbighshire in north Wales offering ample hacking opportunities around the property. Owners wishing to enquire about training on their own horse, livery arrangements, or upcoming clinics should contact Aberkinsey Riding Stables directly to discuss availability and book sessions.