Seven equestrian sites across the Bailiwick — three riding schools (La Carriere, Melrose, Otterbourne), one livery yard, and the Guernsey branch of British Showjumping. Riding for the Disabled Guernsey Group, entirely self-funded since 1974, serves around 40 riders a week. The newest, The Centre — Equine Assisted Healing, opened in the Vale in 2025. —
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Torteval
Horse riding school approved by the Association of British Riding Schools and the Pony Club, offering lessons, hacking, and beach rides for riders aged 2 to 70+.
Torteval
✦Active since 1974
Organisation offering free therapeutic horse riding for disabled adults and children from age three upwards, operating since 1974.
Vale
Vale provider of non-riding equine assisted learning sessions, where founder Claire Cole guides insight and problem-solving.
St Sampson
Equestrian centre in St Sampson, offering escorted hacks around Guernsey's headlands and lanes and the island's largest equestrian shop.
Forest
Equestrian club promoting horse riding, training, and community events, covering show jumping and dressage.
Castel
British Horse Society Approved equestrian centre in Castel that caters to all standards.
St Sampson
Livery stable in St Sampson with facilities for riders of all levels.