The Highlands Ride: Wind, Whisky and Wild Freedom
Scotland’s Highlands are a place steeped in myth and legend, yet when you step out on a fine horse and feel the fierce, fresh purity of this land, you’ll be swept into the here and now.
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Trip Highlights
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The many moods of the Highlands as the sun shines, the wind blows and the clouds billow
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Gathering your nerve for a Russian-style banya, plunging into the swimming loch then jumping straight into the outdoor sauna
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Chasing away the chilly air with a dram of whisky by the crackling fire
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Shivers running down your spine as the legends of the Highlands seep into your soul
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Cantering wild and free across heather-covered hilltops
• 8 days, 7 nightsRiding levelBeginner • Intermediate • Strong Intermediate • Advanced Centre-based You ride out from the same destination every day.
Details
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Riding levels
Suitable for all riding abilities.
You MUST be confident riding in an English all-purpose saddle. Riding groups will be split according to ability so that everyone feels comfortable.
*Beginners must be confident rising/posting to the trot and able to enjoy a steady canter.Not sure what your riding ability is? See the definitions below.
- Type of tack
English all-purpose saddles and bridles.
- Horse breed
A mixture of Irish Draft Horses, Irish Cobs, Irish Sport Horses and Connemaras.
- Accommodation
You’ll stay at the magnificent Tulliemet House, a restored Georgian residence on the Blair Atholl Estate, offering grand living spaces, character-filled bedrooms, modern comforts, and a walled garden with a swimming loch and sauna, all set amid breathtaking Highland scenery.
- Pace
The pace is variable, depending on the nature of the terrain, but riders will enjoy limited stretches of trotting and cantering. Please keep in mind this is one of the steadier rides in Scotland we offer simply due to the terrain. If you are looking for a super fast ride in Scotland, this is not the one for you.
- Weight limit
A maximum of 95kg / 209lbs.
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 10 riding guests. Non-riders are also welcome and can join the off-horse activities.
- Minimum age
14 years of age
- Time in Saddle
On average, 2 to 6 hours per day.
- Weather
Summer (Jun–Aug) is mild with long daylight hours, typically 15–20°C (59–68°F), though rain is frequent, while winter (Dec–Feb) is cold, around 0–5°C (32–41°F), with snow common.
Autumn brings cooler temperatures (10–15°C / 50–59°F) and stunning colour around Pitlochry and Blair Atholl, and spring warms gradually to 8–12°C (46–54°F) with fresh foliage and wildflowers.
Overall, expect a mix of sun, rain and cooler temperatures at any time of year.
- Languages
English
Departure dates and prices
Instalment plans available
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Per person
2027
April 5 to 11, 2027
April 12 to 18, 2027
Waitlist yourself and we will send you an email if this date becomes available. Spots are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
August 21 to 28, 2027
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Includes attendance at Scone Horse Trials
September 6 to 12, 2027
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September 20 to 26, 2027
October 4 to 10, 2027
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October 18 to 24, 2027
2028
We’re already planning the 2028 season of this ride. We’re aiming to release 2028 departure dates in approximately June to July 2027, though this is a guide only and can change. We’ll email you when new dates are released!
Things to know
Payment details
- A fixed Booking Fee of £145 GBP
- All bookings and associated fees are charged in the currency of the ride.
- 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 2x Master Suites with ensuites, 3x twin share rooms (which can also be singles) with ensuites, and 2x upstairs single rooms with shared bathroom 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.
What’s included (and what’s not)
Included
- All riding activities outlined in the itinerary
- All transfers in the itinerary.
- Accommodation
- Meals (except day 3 lunch)
- A private tour of Blair Castle
- Alcohol
Excluded
- International and regional flights
- Travel insurance (compulsory)
- Day 3 lunch
- Optional whiskey distillery tour
- Additional activities available (e.g. massage treatments, archery, clay shooting)
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
2 hours in the saddleWelcome to Bonnie Scotland, globetrotters! Having arrived in beautiful Edinburgh the day prior, today you’ll be picked up from Edinburgh Airport at 11am and transferred 90 minutes northwest to your new home away from home, Tulliemet House. If you’ve chosen to self-drive, you need to arrive by 1pm. Here, you’ll meet your hosts and get to know your fellow globetrotters over a light buffet lunch.
Then it’s time to don your riding gear and meet Susy and her {absolutely dreamy} team of horses! This first ride is a two-hour loop that will afford you the chance to get to know your horse and have an introductory gawp at your surroundings. By the time you dismount, you’ll feel a strong connection to both the Highlands and your horse.
Back at Tulliemet House, afternoon tea and biscuits are served, and you’ll have some time to settle in (or perhaps work through any remaining jet lag with a cold plunge in the loch!).
At around 6:30pm, welcome drinks will be poured and everyone will gather for a relaxed dinner courtesy of your extraordinary cook, Rebecca. You’re then free to enjoy the rest of the evening as you please before sinking contentedly into bed.
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Day 2: Over hill & dale
3 to 4 hours in the saddleIn true holiday style, your first morning at Tulliemet is indulgently free of plans. Coffee, tea and some snacks will be served from 8am, but save room – there’s more to come. First, though… take a bath, pick up a book, stroll through the gardens, hike into the woods… the morning is yours!
A hearty brunch will be laid out at 10:30 to ensure you’re fuelled up for the ride to come, then at 12pm you’ll find the horses saddled and waiting outside. Your lovely guides will lead you on a three-and-a-half-hour ride over hill and dale, exploring just a sample of the regenerative farmland and untamed moorland that characterises this iconic region. You’ll canter over open heath, cross running streams, pad through forests and hug the shores of mirror-like lochs.
Afterwards, back at base, you’ll all carry hot mugs of tea and big bundles of blankets out to the swimming loch. The sauna will be steaming just steps away, so channel your inner Braveheart and plunge into the loch with a fierce cry of ‘Freedom!’ It’ll be worth it when you’re toasty warm and limbered up after the sauna, believe us.
There’s plenty of time to scrub up before Rebecca and her team serve a delectable family-style dinner at 7pm. If you’re peckish beforehand, nibbles are always available in the kitchen.
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Day 3: Blair Castle & House of Bruar
2 hours in the saddleSnuggle up in your plush blankets as long as you like this morning, globetrotters. Tea, coffee and snacks will be available from 8am, and a full breakfast will be cooked to your liking at 9am.
Mid-morning, you’ll jump in the minibus for a spectacular 20-minute drive to Blair Atholl, the village where the famous fairytale-esque Blair Castle is located. Here, you’ll be given a fascinating private tour of the castle itself while your guides prepare and saddle the horses outside. Mounting up, you’ll have the unforgettable experience of riding on the castle grounds – the unforgettable location of the legendary Blair Horse Trials from 1989 to 2024! On this two-hour ride, there’ll be some thrilling canters, plus plenty of photo stops to capture those ‘pinch yourself’ moments and the many extraordinary views.
While the horses return to Tulliemet in the afternoon, your Globetrotting group will head to nearby House of Bruar. To describe this institution as a ‘shop’ does not do the emporium justice – trust us. You’ll have the rest of the afternoon here to peruse, purchase, tee up some custom tartan tailoring, or perhaps enjoy an incredible lobster lunch, Scotch egg, high tea or roast. (Lunch, if you feel you need it, is at your own expense).
You’ll be transferred to Tulliemet House at around 5pm, and you’ll dine at 7pm (hopefully in head-to-toe tartan!). Rest up tonight, globetrotters, tomorrow promises to be a day to remember!
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Day 4: Picnic lunch ride
5 hours in the saddleThis morning begins in the usual languid style, with hot drinks and nibbles from 8am and a hearty cooked breakfast from 9am. You’ve got a full day in the saddle, so dig in!
At 10am, you’ll meet your beautiful equine partner outside and mount up. The exact route will depend on the season, weather and terrain, but with 145,000 acres of hills, woodland, glens, lochs and open countryside at your doorstep, there’s no shortage of choice!
At around lunchtime, as you round the bend of a loch, a ghillie (attendant) will magically appear with picnic supplies. Relaxing on the pebbled shoreline, you’ll take in the brisk alpine air, the ever-changing moods of the Highlands, and perhaps a dram or two of good whisky while you’re at it. After 5 hours of proper adventure in the saddle, Tulliemet House and its roaring fires will be a welcome sight.
This evening you’ll get your glad rags on for a dinner party worthy of the day’s equestrian exploits (you’ll certainly have worked up an appetite!). Your fantastic hosts will put on an evening of glamour, splendour, and fabulous food and drink just for you.
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Day 5: Rest day
Non-riding dayAfter the adventure and frivolity of yesterday, you (and the horses!) will be glad to have a restful day on the cards. Breakfast will be a pick-your-own affair from 8am, a massage therapist will be on hand ready to soothe any aches and pains (at your own expense), and your guides will lead a hike from 9:30am for anyone feeling energetic or outdoorsy. Lunch is informal, with tasty offerings on the buffet table and in the fridge allowing you to pile up a plate whenever the mood takes you.
For an additional cost, archery or clay pigeon shooting can be arranged, and there is an optional excursion to a local whisky distillery in the afternoon.
The sauna will be lit in the early evening to complete the wellbeing chapter of your holiday. At 7pm, everyone will gather for another delicious dinner.
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Day 6: Blair Castle and surrounds
3 hours in the saddleToday begins with the usual scrumptious breakfast at Tulliemet House, then you’ll take the minibus back to Blair Atholl, where the horses will be ready for one final terrific ride. It’s another fairytale affair, as you once again mount up in the shadow of Blair Castle. You’ll explore a totally new side of the estate on this three-hour ride, perhaps taking in some of the famous Blair Horse Trials cross country course. There will be plenty of chances to savour wind-in-the-hair trots and canters on this three-hour ride.
Returning to the castle grounds, there’ll be photo opps with the horses in this magnificent setting before you bid your noble steed a fond farewell. Afterwards, you have the option of staying at Blair Castle for the afternoon, perhaps enjoying the gardens or perusing the gift shop, or revisiting House of Bruar (to pick up that tailored tweed…).
The minibus will collect everyone by 4:30pm and return you to Tulliemet for a lavish farewell dinner, during which you’ll all no doubt reminisce on an unforgettable week in the Highlands.
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Day 7: Departure
Non-riding dayThis morning you’ll enjoy one last breakfast at Tulliemet House before saying goodbye to the Highlands and taking the transfer (or self-driving) back to Edinburgh for your onward travels.
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Non-Riders
This ride is a wonderful option for non-riders – while your partner is in the saddle there are innumerable delights and distractions, plus of course the option to go full indolence and just rest and read in the magnificent surrounds of Tulliemet House.If you are sporty but just not horsey, there are some magnificent hikes, and some well-curated mountain biking trails to work up an appetite. The house has a wonderful library of trails which you can download to your phone and self-guide. For more sedate and sedentary outdoor activities, there is the option of stalking or fishing, photography or foraging walks, visiting some of the incredible regenerative farming projects on the estate, off-road driving experiences with a guide, all accessible right from the front door (some at an additional cost). Your wonderful housekeeper Yvonne will be a great resource for you on what to do, when, and how to organise it (clue – you can probably leave it to her, our very own Mary Poppins!).We do recommend non-riders have a hire car, unless you fancy cycling everywhere. You are just 90 minutes by car from the bright lights of Edinburgh, where you can find culture of every persuasion, a thriving culinary scene and some great shopping.The non-rider price consists of all standard inclusions in the rider package (i.e. meals, accommodation, extra activities within the itinerary etc.) minus the riding element.
Transfer information
All transfers required throughout the riding itinerary are included in the ride price, including a pick up/drop off transfer service at Edinburgh Airport on the first and last days of the ride. You will need to arrive in Edinburgh the day before your ride begins, to account for any potential travel delays. On day 1, pick up is at Edinburgh Airport at 11am. On the final day of the itinerary, the transfer will return you to Edinburgh Airport by 11:30am. If flying internationally, please ensure your flight departs no earlier than 2pm.
Please note
Self-driving is also an option, in which case you’ll need to arrive at Tulliemet House by 1pm on day 1.
Accommodation
Tulliemet House is the largest family residence on the Blair Atholl Estate, and your very own stately home for the week. A tastefully restored Georgian house set amidst breathtaking highland landscapes, it seamlessly combines modern amenities with castle grandeur. Outside, a walled garden with its own swimming loch and sauna is yours to enjoy. The house itself features several grand reception rooms, a beautiful, inviting kitchen, two luxurious double bedrooms (Master Suites) with ensuites, three twin bedrooms (Premium Rooms) with ensuites, and two single bedrooms upstairs (with a shared bathroom). Being a house of a certain age, all the bedrooms are different sizes, and some have ensuites while others don’t. Rooms will be assigned on a first come, first served basis. Prepare to make grand entrances down the sweeping staircase and toast to yet another day of adventures across a heavily-laden, candlelit dining table. Scottish hospitality at its finest!
Food
Most days, you’ll be cooked a full Scottish breakfast, then enjoy a light lunch either at Tulliemet House or out and about, and sit down for a filling, flavoursome dinner after cocktail hour in the evening.
Reviews
Eliza K
Germana F
Amity C
Chelsea N
Rosalind B
Vivienne A
‘It was a life changing trip and Scotland will always have a special place in my heart’
Christine B
Anita H
Susanne A
‘This ride is amazing! The horses are wonderful! The nature is beautiful! The accomodation is fabulous, and the food….. to die for!!!!’
Tracey S
Sandra B
Annie K
Eva P
Jill R
Sandy B
Maria W
Angela P
Lynn T
Zena S
Lauren C
Ashley C
21 reviews
Eliza K
‘I loved my Scottish Highlands ride – every detail was thoughtfully curated, from the beautiful Tulliemet House, the incredible food, the horses and the rides, the whisky tasting, bagpiper, masseuse, visits to local villages, and the transfers. Thank you, Globetrotting, for an amazing week!!’
Germana F
‘The best day was the last day when we did a long ride around Blair Castle and got to race down a green pasture a couple of times.’
Amity C
‘The entire team were attentive, thoughtful, and accommodating. It had been a while since I'd been up in the saddle and they worked with me to find my own rhythm and speed without missing out on the experience.’
Chelsea N
‘This ride exceeded all my expectations. The horse’s were clearly well cared for and trained well. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. Nicky is a true gem! Rebecca the chef is outstanding and all the food was phenomenal. Trip of a lifetime, can’t wait for the next one, bar is set high!!’
Rosalind B
‘It was just a really fun colourful ride!!! Up in the Highlands with mountain sheep, heather, no houses in sight and the most incredible scenery. You could talk to other riders or just soak in the Highland atmosphere – In an outside garden, you could jump in the heated sauna and then the pond – everything was just relaxed, enjoyable – you didn’t have to cook – Viv brought Vegemite for homesick Aussies, we had yummy coc ktails, mini haggis savouries, our accommodation was lovely and everyone was just super friendly and helpful. There was a drying room for boots and clothes and honestly it was really great. Ferried around by guide Nicky in the minivan so was a breeze. This was a very chilled easy ride week and over in a flash.’
Vivienne A
‘It was a life changing trip and Scotland will always have a special place in my heart’
Christine B
‘This trip to the Scottish Highlands was a dream come true. Everything and everyone involved went way above expectations.
The Tulliemet House was beautiful! The interior is beautifully decorated and extremely comfortable and cozy. My bedroom was a dream. It was large and looked out onto the meadow to where our horses were pastured for our ride.
The food was so delicious and plentiful! All of the meals were of a high quality. There were always snacks and nibbles around 24/7. The beautiful dining room housed the guests in a grand fashion. It allowed all of us feel like we were royalty.
Yvonne is a wonderful hostess. She was so warm and caring. She made sure everyone was comfortable. Rebecca was in charge of feeding us for our trip. She was amazing! She cooked us beautiful meals! She made sure there was coffee and morning bites to tide over the early risers and many snacks gathered through the day. Also, we had cocktails each night prior to each dinner. We were all well fed and happy! The hospitality and kindness of all folks involved with this trip was off the charts.
I was fortunate to ride Napoleon for the week. He is a wonderfully sweet boy who was very happy to do his job and what a good job he did! He is responsive, willing, and gentle. He has a nice smooth trot and comfortable canter. He was a joy to ride. I want to thank Suzie for all of her hard work training and caring for the horses. Her love, care and skill with the horses makes this trip the best I have been on.
This was a bucket list trip for me. I always had a dream to ride in the Scottish Highlands. This trip allowed me to see the most beautiful countryside on a beautiful horse while staying in a beautiful house being treated like a queen. Something I didn’t expect was to befriend the wonderful women who were also part of this dream vacation. It truly was a transformational trip.’
Anita H
‘Highly recommend. 5 stars to the Horses, Staff, Accommodation and Scenery, even the weather gods were accommodating. Great group of riders from all over the world that all had one thing in common, loved riding and horses. Book the trip you will not regret it.’
Susanne A
‘This ride is amazing! The horses are wonderful! The nature is beautiful! The accomodation is fabulous, and the food….. to die for!!!!’
Tracey S
‘The scenery was outstanding and the trails lovely. We were extremely fortunate with our weather but honestly one of my best experiences was the day in the rain. We had a small group and a long ride but the scotch egg by the loch was very memorable.
Every meal was an absolute delight . Great variety also the different featured cocktail each day was fun. I think the kitchen staff went above and beyond.
Also getting a chance to witness the Highland Games was a pleasant surprise.
Over all I think the time ,the activities and the rides were well executed.’
Sandra B
‘I loved this experience. It changed my life. I regained my fitness and got back into riding again. Reconnecting with horsey friends and feeling fantastic !!’
Annie K
‘What an amazing holiday! Stunning Tulliemet house, fabulous group of women, amazing big Irish Sport horses, sensational food, beautiful postcard scenery & so much more added into our itinerary. Shopping at House of Bruar, attending the Scone Palace International Horse Trials was such a thrill watching Olympic riders & their amazing horses, having a Scottish bagpiper come on our last afternoon was another treat & riding down in front of Blair Castle was my pinch me moment! I rode the beautiful Pixie, a gorgeous cob who looked after me every step of the way, she was an absolute rockstar & thank you to Susie & your team for everything! Rebecca & Emma for our fantastic food & when in Scotland must try the black pudding & haggis! On the trails we had pleasurable walks enjoying the scenery, trots & lots of canters & our ride to Loch Ordie for our picnic lunch was another favourite moment. Great ride, great new friends & wonderful holiday! What an amazing holiday! Stunning Tulliemet house, fabulous group of women, amazing big Irish Sport horses, sensational food, beautiful postcard scenery & so much more added into our itinerary. Shopping at House of Bruar, attending the Scone Palace International Horse Trials was such a thrill watching Olympic riders & their amazing horses, having a Scottish bagpiper come on our last afternoon was another treat & riding down in front of Blair Castle was my pinch me moment! I rode the beautiful Pixie, a gorgeous cob who looked after me every step of the way, she was an absolute rockstar & thank you to Susie & your team for everything! Rebecca & Emma for our fantastic food & when in Scotland must try the black pudding & haggis! On the trails we had pleasurable walks enjoying the scenery, trots & lots of canters & our ride to Loch Ordie for our picnic lunch was another favourite moment. Great ride, great new friends & wonderful holiday!’
Eva P
‘Scotland did not disappoint. The landscape, the lochs and Tulliemet House was very lovely. Everyone was delightful, attentive and did all they could to look after us. The itinerary was great, the organisation of the horses and rides all coordinated perfectly. And Rebecca provided a feast every evening.’
Jill R
‘It was a complete package from start to finish. I can’t fault anything,I don’t want to sound pretentious, however my husband and I are used to a high quality of horse and I high standard of travel and accommodations and food and this ticked every box.’
Sandy B
‘Absolutely exceptional from start to finish. The horses were incredible — beautifully cared for, responsive, and a pleasure to ride. The scenery was breathtaking every single day, with the kind of Highland landscapes that honestly don’t look real. The food was impressive, far beyond what you’d normally expect on a riding holiday. Every detail felt thoughtfully planned and seamlessly delivered. A truly unforgettable Scottish experience.’
Maria W
‘This was my second Globetrotting trip to Scotland; I have literally already signed up for the third. The trips are breathtaking, the people you meet are delightful, and the horses are the best travel partners you will ever encounter. You will return a stronger, more confident rider!’
Angela P
‘One of the best things I’ve ever done! A great team worked hard to make sure we had everything we needed all the time. Beautiful country, delicious food, well-trained horses… who could ask for anything more?’
Lynn T
‘There is travel, and then there is vacation. This was definitely a great vacation! We stayed at a beautiful manor with stunning views and amazing, welcoming staff. All meals were delicious and healthy. I rode Braemar; she was a lovely mare—trustworthy, safe, kind, and gentle. Exactly what I asked for, and much more! I can’t say enough wonderful things about our guide, Nicki. She was knowledgeable, kind, and so much fun. She kept us safe while leading us on daily rides that were both exciting and breathtaking, always mindful of each rider’s abilities. My daughter and I have dreamed about this type of riding trip forever, and this was a dream come true!’
Zena S
‘This was a trip of a lifetime for me—an absolute dream, from the horses (Pluto was the BEST boy) to the food, to the accommodation, and to the company. We all felt right at home in the stunning house, which was extremely cosy and well-equipped. You cannot imagine the sort of landscape we rode through; it might have been the most beautiful place I’ve ever ridden. The food was an absolute highlight of the trip. I made friends for life on the trip, rode to my heart’s content, and spent hours on beautiful horses—what more could a horsey girl ask for?’
Lauren C
‘Incredible responsive and steadfast horses, beautiful scenery, gorgeous manor accommodations, delicious food, and the most heartwarming team and riders whom I’m already missing. Can’t wait for my next GT holiday (hopefully this time in Argentina or Africa)! If you’re hesitating to book, don’t; just go, and you will have the most rewarding experience.’
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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