Jump Into the Heart of Ireland’s Cross-Country Heaven
In the equestrian heart of County Tipperary, you’ll spend your days soaring over a world-class cross-country course on schoolmaster Irish Sport Horses with top-level coaching that leaves you buzzing long after you’ve dismounted. With a luxurious manor house to retreat to, warm Irish hospitality all around you and an itinerary crafted to showcase the very best of Tipperary, this is the ultimate dream for anyone who lives for the thrill of jumping.
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Trip Highlights
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Learning and improving your jumping skills on a pristine, bowling-green cross country course
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Calling a magnificent Georgian mansion your home for the week
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Toe-tapping the night away to live Irish music in a 200-year-old farmhouse doubling as Ireland’s best pub
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Living like a lord or lady while soaking up the luxurious lifestyle at Inch House
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Playing tourist for a day in beautiful County Tipperary
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Feeling the greatest sense of accomplishment as you enjoy your final jumping session at week’s end
Details
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Riding levels
Intermediate to advanced riders who have previous jumping experience (even if only minimal).
Not sure what your riding ability is? See the definitions below.
- Type of tack
English all-purpose and jumping saddles.
- Horse breed
A mixture of Irish Sport Horse, Irish Hunter, Irish Draught, Connemara and Thoroughbred horses.
- Accommodation
You’ll stay at the beautifully restored 300-year-old Inch House, a grand Georgian mansion offering six individually styled luxury ensuite rooms with antique furnishings and historic features, where room sizes and bathroom layouts vary in keeping with the character of the house.
- Pace
The pace will vary on a daily basis. You’ll be enjoying show jumping and cross country lessons each day, so there will be plenty of trotting and cantering.
- Weight limit
Maximum of 95kg / 210lbs.
It is VERY important that you provide your current weight accurately when booking. If your weight is not accurate, we cannot guarantee that your hosts will have a horse for you to ride.
- Group size
A maximum of 9 riding guests.
- Minimum age
12 years of age
- Time in Saddle
Approximately 3 to 4 hours per day.
- When to go
April, May, September & October.
- Languages
English
What’s included (and what’s not)
Included
- All riding activities outlined in the itinerary
- Pick up/drop off at Dublin Airport on the first and last days of the itinerary at set times
- All transfers outlined in the itinerary
- Accommodation in a Georgian Mansion
- Breakfast each day, 4x lunches, 4x dinners
- Admission fees at local attractions
- A professional photography package from one of your days of riding
Excluded
- International or regional flights
- Travel insurance (compulsory)
- Alcohol (BYO is welcome)
- 2x dinners and 1x lunch (on the sightseeing day)
Departure dates and prices
Instalment plans available
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Per person
2026
August 31 to September 6, 2026
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September 14 to 20, 2026
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September 28 to October 4, 2026
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October 12 to 18, 2026
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The fun bits
Payment details
- A fixed Booking Fee of €93 EUR
- All bookings are charged in the local currency of the ride destination.
- Accepted payment method is by credit or debit card only.
Cancellation policy
We understand that plans can change. If you need to cancel your ride, please let us know as soon as possible. Cancellation fees apply based on how close your departure date is, and deposits are non-refundable. We strongly recommend travel insurance to protect your booking. Read our full cancellation policy.
International fees
If you're paying in a currency different from your own, your bank may charge a conversion or international transaction fee.
Please note
There are 3x twin share rooms and 3x single rooms available, all of varying sizes and layouts (it’s a house of a certain age and character after all). These will be assigned by preference on a first come, first served basis.
Itinerary
Please note, this is a suggested itinerary only and subject to change at the discretion of your guides due to weather and other influencing factors.
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Day 1: Arrival
Non-riding dayWith bubbles of excitement and anticipation, you’ll arrive in Ireland today, globetrotters, where breathtaking landscapes and fascinating, friendly people abound. Pick up from Dublin Airport will be at 2pm (if flying in today, please ensure your flight arrives with enough time to collect your luggage, clear customs and make your way to the meeting location) where a mini-bus will be waiting to transport you to your home away from home for your week ahead: Inch House.
History is everywhere in Ireland, and this 300-year-old Georgian Mansion has plenty of stories to tell as you settle in and relax in your lavish surroundings. Owners John and Nora Egan have lovingly restored this mansion to its former glory, and you’ll marvel at its architecture, beautifully appointed furnishings and surrounding estate as you spend some time exploring.
Dinner will be a mouthwatering affair this evening as you’re treated to a heavenly five course meal cooked by your hosts, John & Nora, who ran an award-winning restaurant for some 25 years. Make sure to dress in your evening finery, as you’ll be enjoying all this in Inch House’s elaborate dining room, which has seen many an exciting dinner party in its time.
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Day 2: Orientation to Cross Country Jumping
3 to 4 hours in the saddleToday you’ll wake up and feast on a full Irish Breakfast which is so elaborate and filling you will wonder how on earth you’re going to get on a horse after it. But you certainly will, because today you’re heading to a neighbouring equestrian centre (about a 10 minute drive) to enjoy a full day of jumping.
As riders, we’re always learning, so there is nothing better than being in a small group on capable horses with knowledgeable instructors. Upon arrival at the equestrian centre, you’ll be greeted with morning tea (yep, MORE food!) before you mount up and enjoy your morning training session, whether it be fine-tuning your jumping position in the sand arena or heading out into the fields over the cross country course. A stomach-filling lunch will be enjoyed in the dining room following the morning’s activities, before you venture out yet again for the afternoon’s riding training.
Dinner will be a self-served buffet back at Inch house at around 7pm.
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Day 3: Building Confidence Over Fences
3 to 4 hours in the saddleAnother exhilarating day ahead, now that the nerves have well and truly abated and the smell of horse sweat, the thrill of jumping, and the intoxicating Irish landscapes have you trembling with excitement. You’ll be heading back to the equestrian centre to continue on from yesterday’s training out on the cross country course. This is what Globetrotting dreams are made of: scooting over logs, through brush and splashing through water in an equestrian wonderland.
Tonight’s evening meal will be enjoyed at a local establishment in Thurles (this meal is not included in the ride price and will be at your own expense), after which you’ll stroll down the street to ‘The Monks’ pub to experience a traditional Irish Music session. The music is raucous, earthy and exciting and you’ll find yourself toe-tapping along and enjoying the craic (pronounced ‘crack’ and Gaelic for FUN)!.
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Day 4: Sightseeing Day
Non-riding dayJust another day waking up in a 300-year-old Georgian Mansion – say what? But instead of saddling up today globetrotters, you’re going to be venturing off into the County of Tipperary for a day filled with local sightseeing goodness. We’re talking the creme de la creme of the equine area – the Fethard Horse Country Experience, Coolmore Stud Farm (you’ll love this one) and the famous Rock of Cashel.
The Rock of Cashel, also known as St Patrick’s Rock, is one of the most spectacular tourist attractions in Ireland and a fabulous archaeological ruin of Ireland’s rich monastic past. It contains one of the most remarkable collections of medieval architecture to be found anywhere in Europe so let your mind create historical reimaginings as you explore the site and feast on the history before your eyes.
Lunch and dinner aren’t included in the price today, but you’ll be able to grab a bite to eat at your leisure along the way. You’ll also have time to explore the shops and stroll Cashel’s streets in the early evening, before you head back to Inch House for some well-earned rest.
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Day 5: Developing Technique and Control
3 to 4 hours in the saddleAfter another huge breakfast, you’re back on the horses for another day of cross country fun at the nearby equestrian centre. You’ll continue working on your position and accuracy as you jump the different lines and obstacles scattered around the fields, with a huge range of styles and sizes ensuring that you’ll never tire of the courses, no matter your ability.
Dinner will again be a self-served buffet at Inch House (delivered once again by the Inch House fairies).
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Day 6: Course Practice
3 to 4 hours in the saddleThe last day of riding – BOO! But the good news is you’ll be going out with a BANG as it’s a full day of fun in the sun (well, fingers crossed – it is Ireland after all) out on the cross country course. It’s today that you’ll put everything you’ve learnt throughout the past few days to good use as you scoot around the course, jumping arrowheads and banks, splashing through water obstacles and pushing through brush fences.
With an adrenaline-filled day done and dusted, you’ll say goodbye to the beautiful Irish steeds who have seen you safely over the many obstacles you’ve jumped throughout the week and head back to Inch House for one final, grand dinner in the mansion’s formal dining room. Remember to pace yourselves, globetrotters – you’ve got five courses of Irish goodness to pack into your bellies tonight. And after much fun and laughter, you’ll retire upstairs for your final night’s sleep in your boudoir fit for a king and queen.
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Day 7: Departure
Non-riding dayAfter your last hearty breakfast, you’ll bid a fond farewell to John and Nora, who have opened their hearts and their grand home to you throughout the week, and depart for your onward travels, no doubt promising to return again one day… perhaps for the hunt season!
Departing flights can be booked from Dublin Airport after 2pm today.
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Non-rider information
Non-riders at Inch House have plenty to enjoy beyond the saddle. The elegant Georgian country house sits amid rolling farmland and gardens with plenty of space to relax and explore at leisure, while the surrounding County Tipperary countryside offers scenic walking and cycling routes, food trails, historical sites (including medieval castles, ring forts and abbeys) and opportunities to discover local Gaelic sports and rural culture. Inch House can help arrange activities to suit your pace and interests throughout your stay, making it a great base for exploring the region at your own rhythm.
We strongly advise non-riders have a rental car for added freedom to explore the area’s attractions and countryside at your own pace.
The non-rider rate includes twin share accommodation, breakfast each day, 4x dinners, and admission fees at local attractions. The rate does not include lunch each day, since the riders will be enjoying this at the local equestrian centre.
Transfer information
Transfers to/from Dublin Airport are included in the ride price on the first and last days of the itinerary only. It’s approximately a two hour drive each way.
In order to connect with this transfer service, please ensure your flight arrives no later than 1pm on day one of the itinerary (pick up is at 2pm at the Spar Store in the Terminal 2 Arrivals Hall). Departing flights can be booked anytime after 2pm on the final day.
Please note
Self drive to Inch House in Thurles is also an option, especially if you have a non-rider with you.
Accommodation
A true highlight to this entire itinerary is the magnificent Georgian Mansion you get to call home for the week, experiencing the lifestyle of a bygone era. Inch House is located in County Tipperary and has been lovingly restored to its former 300-year-old glory by its owners, John & Nora Egan. There are six luxury ensuite guest bedrooms, all beautifully appointed with antique furnishings and original features throughout. Being a house of a certain age, all the rooms are different sizes, and not all ensuite bathrooms feature a bathtub, some just have a shower. Rooms will be assigned on a first come, first served basis. Rest assured, with marble fireplaces, double height stained glass windows, a double oak staircase and a William Morris style drawing room, you will feel like a Lord or Lady of the land as you wander around this fine establishment.
Food
You’ll start each day with a traditional full Irish breakfast – a hearty feast that will set you up perfectly for hours in the saddle. Cooked lunches at the equestrian centre are equally generous (yes, dessert is included!), and dinners range from two gourmet five-course meals lovingly prepared by your hosts, John and Nora Egan, to relaxed buffets at Inch House and evenings out at local restaurants. One thing’s certain: you won’t be going hungry, with delicious, energy-boosting meals waiting for you every day.
Reviews
Robyn S
Samantha W
Gillian M
Kimberly F
Ruth H
Maggie C
Kellie H
Wendy M
Kristie M
April S
Hope T
Sue T
Kelsy V
Mary D
Terry F
Penny G
Jodi M
Angela H
Karolina C
Christina S
Lana O
21 reviews
Robyn S
‘I’m still grinning from the exhilaration of getting to spend four days with amazing people on the ideal horse for me—cross-country jumping on a beautiful 400-acre farm in gorgeous Ireland. Jake, our coach, was clear, direct, and helpful in keeping us safe. He was also cheeky and funny, and in no way condescending; he supported everyone. Inch House is so comfortable and lovely—no lies about the quantity of good home-cooked food! Take stretchy pants! Nora at Inch House is the best host imaginable; she genuinely cares about everybody. It was great to have the whole house to ourselves, and we all slipped into an easy routine. We loved the Coolmore Stud tour—our guide was super engaging and lovely. Meeting the stallions was a highlight. Dinners out, especially in Cashel, were fabulous too. We had a fantastic group, and we’re all planning another ride together in 2027. If you love to jump, do this ride!’
Samantha W
‘My daughter and I loved our Ireland adventure! The horses were to die for, and the accommodation and grounds were spectacular. The team were all so welcoming and kind. In particular, Jake, our jumping coach; John, our bus driver; and the staff at Inch House, they all looked after us so well and made our holiday wonderful. I think the best part was the other riders: we all got along super well and supported and encouraged each other, including sharing riding holiday favs for next time. My favourite part was definitely learning how to tackle a cross-country course; I could do it all day, every day! I’m addicted now!’
Gillian M
‘The Tipperary ride was everything I hoped it would be. Inch House was stunning, and Nora, our host, was so welcoming; we all felt so at home. The food was outstanding. Jake, our coach, was excellent. He made us all feel safe and matched us perfectly with our horses. His instructions were always clear and easy to follow, and we all came away much more confident with our jumping. His classic sayings had us all in stitches. My horse, Django, was fantastic. I felt safe on him, and he was a beautiful horse to ride and jump. I would highly recommend this ride.’
Kimberly F
‘The Cross Country ride in Tipperary was amazing! I exceeded my goal on day one. I jumped things that I never imagined I would jump and felt great doing it (I’m a nervous rider). Jake, our instructor, was incredible and encouraging; I think I will hear ‘more leg’ in my head forever. Nora at Inch House was more like a foster mother than a host, and she fed us so well. I went by myself and bonded with the most amazing group of women. We are already making plans to travel together again. Basically, this trip was a fairy tale, and the only downside was that Hudson, my ride for the week, wouldn’t fit in my carry-on luggage. I will really miss him. If you are wondering whether you should do this trip, do it! Bonus points for the professional photography package.’
Ruth H
‘This ride was FREAKING AMAZING! I went alone, and by the end of day one, I had 12 new friends. Also, by the end of day one, we had all done something that we’d never done before and that we thought maybe we’d do at the end of a week. We were excited and a little terrified about what day two would bring. Then a funny thing happened – instead of being scared, I started wanting to tackle everything because I could totally trust my horse, and the instructor knew exactly how to have me ride him. By the end of day three, we’d ridden jumps that I thought it would take me a year to work up to. I was exhilarated! We didn’t want the week to end, and we didn’t want to part ways.’
Maggie C
‘Sign up for this ride immediately! If you’re looking for a confidence boost in XC, this is the adventure for you! The trainers are fun and extremely experienced. I felt secure and well set up for each piece of the course. My horse for the week, Jack, was spicy but just what I needed to get out of my comfort zone. He’s extremely athletic, comfortable, and so much fun! The stables are clean and well-maintained, and all the horses are well taken care of. I plan to return for another week of XC with Jack and Jeanne.’
Kellie H
‘I had a great trip with my daughter-in-law, bonding over horses and Guinness. The horses were well taken care of, and the guides were friendly and supportive, providing us with a challenging experience. We could not have asked for anything better from them. Oh, and having porridge with cream every morning was a fantastic start to the day!’
Wendy M
‘The Cross Country in Tipperary ride was one of my favourite rides with Globetrotting; the accommodation was superb, with fantastic food and the nicest host, Nora, who treated us all as family. The horses were so much fun; I rode Blueberry, a big warmblood. He suited me well and jumped everything in sight. The instructors were great; they challenged us to constantly move beyond our comfort zones, but the progression was gradual and timed well. Above all else, the grounds we rode over were the best I’ve ever ridden on.’
Kristie M
‘Everything was terrific, from our cheerful driver to the top-notch food! The visit to Coolmore Stud was amazing. Four of us had booked the ride together, and all the other single riders who were on the ride were fantastic and so fun to get to know and ride with. We have all stayed in contact Four of us booked as a friend group. The other five riders were so fun to get to know and ride with. We all bonded and shared moments and laughs, and have stayed in contact. The coaches were so encouraging and confidence-building: the best! I rode Muldoon was a real gentleman; he knew his job and was quiet enough not to cause me any timid moments. He jumped the centre of every fence. Do this trip!’
April S
‘It’s so hard to put my trip to Ireland into words. The last time I smiled so much and so big was when my parents bought me my first horse.
Each day of my trip, time stood still, and I oozed with pure joy, awe, adrenaline, and gratitude as we jumped in the rain, the sunshine, beneath a rainbow, through the water, up a hill, and in the mud! I thoroughly savoured and seized every single moment. My experience on the Cross Country in Tipperary ride has reinvigorated my life. The icing on the cake is the incredible, intelligent, and talented women that I met. Their friendships will forever be dear to me!’
Hope T
‘The XC in Tipperary ride shattered all expectations. The hosts were so attentive, accommodating, and entertaining to spend the week with. The house itself was full of character and was gorgeous. We were always greeted with warm good mornings at breakfast and fun banter at dinner. The food was delicious and I will be dreaming about their desserts for weeks/months/years to come! The coaches were amazing with regards to their hospitality, knowledge, sincerity and care for both the riders and the horses. I had the honour and privilege of riding Seamus, affectionately known as Seamus the Famous. He was a textbook gentle giant. While I was nervous in the early stages of the trip due to his size and forwardness, but my confidence quickly soared. I got to increase both the height and quantity of jumps completed in each outing, incorporate different types of jumps, and faced some of my greatest fears. I left each day with a smile and a sense of accomplishment that has not been matched with any other horse, lesson, or vacation. Mark has a knack for pairing riders and horses, encouraging focusing on energy and enthusiasm rather than worrying about technique, and creating an environment full of support and genuine excitement. I could not recommend this holiday enough!’
Sue T
‘Thank you Globetrotting for making dreams come true! I just completed the Tipperary ride in Ireland and made some of my best memories. Incredible detail and thoughtfulness have gone into the itinerary.
The accommodation was beautiful and felt like home and the oversized tub was great for a post-ride soak. Jason was my boyfriend for the week. He was incredibly kind and willing. 109% trust in this big, sweet boy. Our guide, Mark’s energy was the absolute best. He was so encouraging and very thoughtful in matching riders to horses. Tons of jumping from the first ride out. I loved every minute. Even our off day was well scheduled. My favourite part was doing the course at the end of the week – putting everything we learned together for an exhilarating ride. Thank you, Globetrotting for sharing your passion for riding and making dreams come true.’
Kelsy V
‘I loved every minute of this holiday! Inch House was so pleasant and wonderful – Nora was the kindest and most respectful host. Our guides were all great and lunches at the equestrian centre were just jaw-dropping. I rode Bobby, who was very well suited to me! He was so spirited and always willing. The tour of Coolmore Stud Farm on the non-riding day was unforgettable. I honestly can’t think of any way that this ride could be improved!’
Mary D
‘This was the BEST trip. The riding, food, accommodations, and transportation were superb. Our instructor Celine was very capable, upbeat, positive and kind. I rode Muldoon, a big gelding who was a very safe and capable mount. Inch House was the perfect place to stay and our host Nora made us feel so welcome. The food on this trip was truly off the charts. After a full Irish breakfast at Inch House, we arrived at the equestrian centre to find coffee, tea and fresh croissants or scones laid out for us; and the only thing that competed with the amazing dinners at Inch House was chef Jason’s lunches at the equestrian centre, which included beautiful homemade desserts. We were truly treated so well, and everyone was happy and relaxed.’
Terry F
‘I loved, loved, LOVED this trip – it was everything I had hoped for and more! I rode Tommy, a lovely cob who took great care of me. He was a little cheeky, but just what I needed to push my riding. I was so impressed by how each rider was partnered perfectly with the right horse for them – I actually cried when I said goodbye to Tommy. It was such a magical experience, and I am already collaborating with my barn mates to schedule our next ride! I only have great things to say about Globetrotting – exceptional trip, riding, and value. I will definitely be on another ride soon!’
Penny G
‘This trip exceeded my expectations. From the beautiful accommodation to the riding, every day was full of excitement, laughter and great horses. Meeting new friends from different countries was so good; having the same interests made us all very comfortable with each other from the very beginning. Nora and Sinead at Inch House are the most beautiful people, and our guides were top quality. The food was delicious and plentiful. I rode Gandalf, a Connemara cross gelding. He was such a great little horse and was matched perfectly to me. I’d definitely recommend this holiday!’
Jodi M
‘Globetrotting in Tipperary, Ireland was everything I dreamed! Every day was a great day. Our coaches Mark and Conner were very personable and knowledgeable. My horse Patch was so great! She had a super sweet personality and was always willing to listen and help. The entire experience at Inch House was incredible and Nora was amazing! She always made sure that we were all happy with everything. This was the experience of a lifetime. Looking forward to my next destination!’
Angela H
‘The best ride I have had in many years, and I’m 53 years old. Nora is the friendliest host ever. Our coaches Connor and Mark were very social and friendly, and they knew very well what they were doing. I rode Micky and he was a champ. The last day of riding was my favourite. Everything came together. Beautiful weather and the best cross country experience. By the end of the trip I was much more confident while jumping. Do it!’
Karolina C
‘The entire trip was just magical. The horses were all rock stars, the accommodation was everything I could have asked for, the scenery was beautiful and the food was amazing. Nora and John went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable. The fireplace was always prepared for us to light a fire after dinner and gather on the couches with a glass of wine and talk about the day’s cross country adventures. I rode Pyjama and Gandalf – both were kind and a lot of fun. Pyjama was a sweetheart, always ready to jump over anything I asked her to, and she let me get comfortable with the different fences and obstacles. Gandalf was a powerhouse and I really enjoyed jumping the long cross country course on the last day with him. Every day was an absolute blast. All the jumping sessions were great and we had a lot of laughs. The team at the equestrian center were outstanding. I always felt safe yet challenged and it was a great experience. I highly recommend this ride to anyone who wants to fly over the green fields of Ireland on horses that truly enjoy what they do!’
Christina S
‘Globetrotting goes above and beyond to curate a top notch experience. It’s like having a dear friend who knows all the best local goodies to make for a fantastic experience in every aspect.
Nora at Inch House went above and beyond to see that we were all happy and having the best possible experience. The food was amazing! The five course dinners and freshly baked breakfast croissants were so decadent and delicious, and the coffee was excellent!
Mark’s style of coaching was ideal for me. He gave us the opportunity to get to know our horses and organically build our connection and confidence, culminating in a full cross country course. His feedback and insights were spot on. The horses truly were masters, and very kind to their riders. I had the privilege of riding Jack, Mark’s nearly-18hh Irish Sport Horse. He was a cross country jumping machine! I loved every minute. Truly an opportunity of a lifetime for me.
Thank you, Globetrotting, for putting together such wonderful experiences for equine adventurers to enjoy!’
What's my riding level?
Not sure what your riding level is? Watch our videos to see all our levels.
Beginner
Reasonably confident riding a horse at a walk, a rising trot, and learning to canter.
Intermediate
Confident and in control riding at all paces outside an arena, but not riding regularly. Comfortable and competent using aids {the language of your leg, seat and hands} to communicate with your horse.
Strong Intermediate
An intermediate rider who is currently riding regularly outside of an arena and is fit enough to ride for at least six hours per day. Strong intermediate riders are comfortable and competent in all three gaits; able to post or sit to the trot; have an independent seat while cantering (don’t hold onto the saddle); and can pick up the correct canter lead. They can also navigate more complex terrain, including asking a horse to sidestep and jump over a small obstacle.
Advanced
A frequent rider who is very fit, comfortable in the saddle for at least six hours per day, and has an independent seat and soft hands. Advanced riders are confident on a forward-moving horse at all paces over rough and variable ground on open terrain. They can ride over small jumps and know the techniques used to collect a horse
Not sure? Contact our team to help you figure out your riding ability.
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