Royal Bengal Riding & Polo School

03/11/2023

Best job in the world

03/07/2023

We work hard to achieve our goals. Guiding us is our wonderful Equestrian Program Director, the Olympian and international coach, Imtiaz Anees. Here’s looking forward to having a world-class equestrian training centre at Royal Bengal.

21/05/2023

Colossal pre-Monsoon clouds bring hope to humans and horses.
Horses need to consume at least 50% of their feed weight in grass. No rain means less or no grass, and adverse impact on the horse’s health

16/05/2023

How to cool off on a super hot day? Why, bathe a horse of course! Our kids learn it’s non-stop fun and excitement when you are around horses.

15/05/2023

We made page 2! Today’s Uttar Banga Samvad highlights our aims and ambitions. .anees

13/05/2023

It’s not every day that an Olympic level rider & international coach decides to visit your riding facility.
We are deeply honoured by the presence of .anees and extremely grateful for the sincere mentoring and intense coaching. We hope to see him here often so that our kids train to become top level riders.

07/05/2023

Our beautiful horses.

06/05/2023

How to feed a stable of 19 horses!

30/04/2023

Fresh from the racetrack to their forever home.

28/04/2023

We need 4 names!

20/04/2023

Cool forest ride on a hot summer afternoon

15/04/2023

19/01/2023

Riders from Austria, France and the UK enjoy a sunny morning hack

08/12/2022

Last hack before the kids leave for their Christmas vacation. Happy holidays everyone!

28/11/2022

Are you a rider experienced in running a pony club and training horses? Are you fed up of the cold and wanting a change?
The Royal Bengal Riding & Polo School is located in a beautiful tea estate in the foothills of the eastern Himalayas. School holidays start on December 2 and most kids are going away for a month and a half. We thought we should take the opportunity to train our ponies and horses in their absence and wanted to ask if any of you wanted to volunteer and help us make our pony club world class?

We would provide a cottage and bicycles and delicious Indian food. We would like you to develop a program where you train a couple of horses in the morning and another one or 2 in the afternoon. That’s a maximum of 3-4 hours a day. You have the rest of the day free to explore the estate or bask in the sun. You could also spend the weekend exploring the magnificent Darjeeling hills.

You could come for a month or 3 months. You could come alone or bring another rider friend to assist you and keep you company. For more information on the property and our ethos, check out nuxalbaritea.com. Email us your cv and application at [email protected]

20/11/2022

New water body for our XC course.

05/10/2022

Ashwa Puja for all our 9 steeds! May our horses stay blessed. Happy Dasain/Dussehra/ Bijoya everyone!

12/09/2022

Can’t wait for the end of the monsoons.

10/09/2022

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Exciting first game between India and Pakistan in South Africa.

10/09/2022

Busy Saturday morning setting up jumps on our cross-country training course

09/09/2022

The inspiration for generations of strong women on horses. Godspeed, your Majesty, you will be missed.

30/08/2022

The last few weeks of in-hand training and work on the wooden horse has paid off. The children are able to mount & dismount with confidence and ride without fear, comfortably at a walk. This slow but steady training creates a solid foundation for riders who can ride with balance & harmony.

24/08/2022

Monsoons always meant resting the horses for 3 long months. It was never a happy time for horses or riders. But all that has changed now. Proudly presenting the only one of its kind in eastern India: our covered arena for riding on rainy days!

21/08/2022

Such a pretty girl, our Misty…

20/08/2022

Biralo, our stables mascot, takes a catnap after many cuddles and morning kisses.

12/08/2022

Speed, agility, core strength… our physical training program in action on Thursday.

10/08/2022

Horses are scaryyy! In just a few weeks our students have gone from being scared to being super-comfortable around horses. Not just comfortable, they can’t stop hugging and kissing them. As you can see, our horses are not complaining!