Harlequin Farm Stables sits in Kenny Hill near Bury Saint Edmunds and operates as a British Horse Society approved riding school alongside its role as a Pony Club linked centre. Lessons are open to riders from age 4 upwards, with group, private and semi-private sessions available alongside lead rein options for the youngest beginners. Coaching covers a broad spread of disciplines including dressage, show jumping, eventing, hacking, mounted games and showing, giving pupils room to progress across several areas rather than specialising in one.
The school welcomes children and complete beginners as well as more experienced riders. School holiday pony days provide structured activities during breaks, while birthday pony parties are offered as a separate event option. Stable management lessons sit alongside the ridden sessions, allowing riders to learn groundwork, horse care and handling. Dressage competitions are hosted on site, and training days and clinics are arranged for liveries looking to develop their horses or their own skills.
Facilities centre on a 60x40 metre outdoor arena with a sand and rubber surface, supported by a dressage paddock and a horse walker. Stabling is provided in an American barn layout as well as a separate outdoor courtyard block, with winter and summer turnout paddocks available. The site has 24 hour supervision, CCTV and an alarm system in place. Riders and visitors have access to a restroom and tea and coffee facilities.
Livery clients can choose from full, part and semi-private packages, with coaching sessions built into the livery service. Hacking is available directly from the yard. Lead rein lessons start from GBP 30 for 15 minutes. The yard is open Monday to Friday from 10:00am to 6:30pm and Saturday from 9:30am to 5:00pm, and is closed on Sundays. The postcode for sat nav is IP28 8DS.