Have you reserved your time with your best friend yet??? Send us a message to reserve your slot for this week!! ❤️❤️❤️🐎🐎🐎❤️❤️❤️
You are most certainly the most perfect.. special 😂 boy Zeb!!! No one on the yard eats quite like our Zeb!! Does your horse love sloppy mash too?
🥱Anyone else feel they deserve a medal just for waking up on a Monday?? Yeah… we hear you!!Don’t forget we are open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday this week for lessons. Please drop us a message to secure your space in time for this week. There’s not many left already!!Team EBRC 🐎🐎🐎
Horses Playfighting
We are fascinated when we watch our herd play fight and interact with each other in their fields... Woody and Zeb often display these behaviours together! We researched a little more into the play fighting behaviours we see (particularly from our boys) and found this really interesting article we thought might make an interesting read! 📖🐎Why do horses play?Scientists understand that play is vital to all young animals. The games young animals play is teaching them skills they may need later in life. When the animals play these games, it releases chemicals in their brain, so as they play the same games over and over again, they are hardwiring these behaviours. This is no different in horses.When horses play fight, the whole aim of the game is to get the other one to move. This play fighting also helps them learn vital social cues from other members of the herd.🐎Do different horses play differently?Research has found that male and female horses play the same games. But that males play more than females. As they get older, most females stop playing, or play much less. Whereas males continue to play, just less often. This makes sense as in a herd, males will have to fight for dominance. So the more the play these behaviours, the more practice they have.🐎Herd LifeOverall it seems that the main reason horses play is to help them understand herd life. Whether it be learning the signs to live alongside other horses in the herd or play fighting to learn how to defend your herd against another horse. It also seems that males are more likely to show play fighting behaviours than females.Source: Equipepper.
🐎Bounce Grid Exercises in a Private Lesson!In Sienna’s private lesson, Julie set up a small bounce grid as a focus to work on Sienna’s core strength, seat and balance.Bounce grids help to improve our ponies footwork and jumping technique which keeps them supple and fit while also allowing the rider to focus on their position. This kind of set up is a great exercise for our riders to maintain correct position and balance… while having so much fun!!We are all so proud of Sienna’s riding journey, she has recently progressed to a Grade 5 after much hard work and determination, well done Sienna!
Sunday Chills 💤
Sunday lie-in’s in full action!!! 😴
Meet & Greet Experiences for children aged between 2.5 & 4 years old ❤️
❤️Our meet & greet experiences are suitable for our children aged from 2.5 years which act as the perfect opportunity to introduce children from a young age to our ponies, learn how to groom & be safe around them and will build up to a short assisted ride building their confidence to participate in our group beginner lead rein lessons when they are four years old.Drop us a message with an enquiry to reserve a slot 😁😀
Evie… you deserve your own reel on our grid for being (first and foremost!) our chief smiler on the yard but also your resilience and ability to never waiver when you are allocated a different horse or pony for your weekly lessons. You genuinely embrace every single one of our EBRC ponies and have shown such skill and development in riding each different one within your lessons. You’ve also been a fabulous role model to your sister, helping lead her in her lessons too.So Evie… well done! We are so proud of you and thank you and your family for your support and love of EBRC! ❤️ 📸@rachlewis88
❤️Gotta love Bam’s energy! 💥Remember lessons book up really quickly. Make sure you get your sessions reserved well in advance by sending us a message, calling us or booking in person at reception!😃#eastboldonridingcentre #ridinglessons #sunderlandridingschool #ponylessons #tyneandwear
Our herd love their days off!! #FridayFeels! We have some spaces left for our group riding lessons tomorrow (Saturday) send us a message to check availability and book through the diary. 🐎🐎🐎
😂😂😂 Zeb & Star featuring dance moms audio! Don’t worry they love each other really! #eastboldonridingcentre #horsesofinstagram #horses
The key factor to a memorable Summer holiday….
FUN ❤️
We have a million videos from our first pony care day that we could post on here… but the audio on this we thought speaks for itself!
We are EBRC, we love our ethos and love what we do here:
🐎Instil Care
🐎Build Courage
🐎Encourage Confidence
🐎Create smiles.
It’s pretty simple really. Let them be children and have fun and enjoy our beautiful ponies and horses and come home with muddy boots, rosy cheeks and happy smiles!
£20 sessions from 10am to 3pm. Packed lunch required. Suitable for children aged 7 and over.
Days filled with pony care, grooming, bonding, making new friends, fun and games including bouncy castle and face painting to name but a few!
Simply send us a message to book your child into a pony care day. Available every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday of the summer holidays until week commencing Monday the 26th August.
🐎Team EBRC x
❗️YOU ASKED - WE LISTENED❗️
🐴Fun Pony Care Days🐴
☀️Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays over the summer holidays. Suitable for children aged 7 and over.
£20 per child, 10-3, requires a packed lunch.
These will sell QUICK!!!!!!!
Simply send us a message to book into these session. Cash only on the day of the session.
🐎Team EBRC
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🐎Bounce Grid Exercises in a Private Lesson!
In Sienna’s private lesson, Julie set up a small bounce grid as a focus to work on Sienna’s core strength, seat and balance.
Bounce grids help to improve our ponies footwork and jumping technique which keeps them supple and fit while also allowing the rider to focus on their position. This kind of set up is a great exercise for our riders to maintain correct position and balance… while having so much fun!!
We are all so proud of Sienna’s riding journey, she has recently progressed to a Grade 5 after much hard work and determination, well done Sienna!