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
Part of Affiliated to RDA UK (Riding for the Disabled Association)
✦Active since 1974
Volunteer-run charity offering free therapeutic horse riding for disabled adults and children, founded in 1974.
Torteval
Approved by the Association of British Riding Schools and listed as a Pony Club Centre, offering riding lessons, hacking, and beach rides for riders from age 2 to 70+ in Torteval.
St Sampson·Shop
Equestrian centre and tack shop in St Sampson, offering riding lessons, hacks, livery, and equestrian supplies.
Vale
Provider of equine-guided healing sessions, with all sessions being non-riding, in the Vale. Claire Cole trained as an equine assisted learning practitioner.
Forest
Equestrian club promoting horse riding, training, and community events under British Showjumping rules as the Guernsey branch, covering both show jumping and dressage.
St Sampson
Equestrian organisation in St Sampson, also known as Guernsey Equestrian & Saddlery Centre.
Castel·Education provider
BHS-approved riding school and livery yard in the Castel, offering equestrian lessons and activities for beginners to intermediate riders.