Penniwells Riding for the Disabled

Penniwells Riding for the Disabled operates from Borehamwood in Hertfordshire, providing equestrian activities centred around accessibility and inclusion. The centre runs a lessons programme and offers hacking, making it suitable for riders who want structured tuition as well as those who prefer time out on quieter routes. Its accessible setup means the facilities are designed with a wide range of participants in mind.

The site is well equipped for year-round riding thanks to an indoor arena and floodlit outdoor arenas, allowing sessions to continue regardless of weather or daylight hours. Disciplines available include dressage, show jumping, cross country, arena eventing, combined training and hunter trials, giving riders plenty of variety to progress through. Outdoor arenas of varying sizes suit different activities, from schooling to competition practice.

Beyond riding, Penniwells offers services such as DIY livery and hacking, alongside exercise and schooling support. Facilities include a horse walker, a loose schooling and lunge pen, and equipment for hire. The layout of the centre, with its mix of indoor and outdoor space, supports both recreational riding and more focused training sessions.

Located in Borehamwood within the East of England, the centre sits in postcode area WD6 3RG. Riders and visitors are encouraged to contact Penniwells Riding for the Disabled directly for current information on lesson availability, livery options and the accessible services offered on site.