Our horses

A huge selection for every level

With over 25 horses and ponies, we suit all levels of rider from the complete beginner to the more advanced. Click on my name for more pictures and to find out more about me!

	ANCAMARI 16.1 chestnut mare.Irish Sports Horse, born 1994. Showjumped by Anthea.
	TOP SECRET 16.1 homebred bay gelding, born 2006
	AMY 14.2 grey mare, born 2000.
	BAILEY 16.1 Irish gelding, born 1997
	BANOFFEE PIE 15.2 skewbald mare, born 2000.
	BARRISTER 17 dk. brown gelding by Criminal Law, born 1995. Showjumped.
	BENTON 16 Irish bay gelding, born 1999.
	BLUE 15.2 grey tobiano gelding, born 1998.
	BRADLEY, 16.1 black gelding, born 2003
	BUTTONS 13.2 cream gelding, born 2000.
	CHARLIE 14.2 piebald gelding, born 1996.
	CLIFFORD 16.3 Irish black gelding, born 2003
	DANCEMASTER 16.1 bay gelding, born 1993, homebred by Nero Astaire (half-brother to Barrister)
	FORRESTER 17 Irish chestnut gelding, born 2000.
	HARLEQUIN 17.2 skewbald gelding, born 2002.
	HAYESTOWN RANGER Irish piebald gelding, born 2001.
	IRIS 15.2 Irish bay mare, born 2000.
	MATILDA 14 New Forest liver chestnut mare, born 1994.
	MONTY 16.2 Irish piebald gelding, born 1997.
	MR. CHIPS 13.2 roan gelding, born 2000
	MR. TOM 15 piebald gelding, born 2003
	TROJAN - the robot horse
	PEPPER 12 Appaloosa gelding, born 1998.
	POPPET 12 Welsh chestnut mare, born 1995.
	QUEST. 17 hands piebald gelding, born 2003
	ROCCO 17.1 grey tobiano gelding, born 1997
	RILEY 16 liver chestnut gelding, born 1995. Showjumped.
	ROULETTE 17 chestnut mare by Artic Que. born 1985. Anthea's retired showjumper
	SAMSON 17.2 Irish grey gelding, born 1993.
	SCOUT 14.2 dk. brown gelding, born 1993.
	SPLASH 16.1 Irish chestnut mare, born 1998.
	TWINKS 15.2 Irish piebald mare, born 2006
	WHIZZ 13.2 Palomino mare, born 1997
	ZAK 13.2 Irish dk.brown gelding, born 1999.

Many of our horses have jumped under BSJA rules and at local shows.

The ponies regularly attend rallies and shows at the Mid-Surrey Pony Club field which is just
around the corner. Children are able to take the well respected Pony Club Tests from "D" upwards.

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Wildwoods Horse riding centre and school in surrey specialises in horse riding lessons for all levels of riders and disciplines including cross country, dressage and showjumping. Why not join us at our riding school and centre in surrey to get the very best tuition and develop your horse riding skills quickly and safely.

To make sure that you and your horse receive the best from our riding school, we have attained British Horse Society status. BHS Approved riding schools and BHS Approved livery yards comply with the latest health and safety guidelines.

The BHS Approved Centres are insured against public liability, and the welfare of horses and ponies is their main aim. British Horse Society inspectors conduct unannounced yearly inspections to ensure that standards are kept high at BHS Approved establishments. At present, livery yards do not need to be licensed in the UK. This could mean that even basic standards are not always met. However, this is likely to change in the future. Livery Yard Licensing is currently being considered as part of the new Animal Welfare Bill.

The scheme aims to encourage improved standards and provide some kind of 'regulation' of livery yards. All cat and dog boarding kennels have to be inspected and licensed by law and, although the livery yard scheme is voluntary, it will provide a means for livery yards to prove a certain level of competence and standard of facilities and care, thus helping to improve welfare requirements for horses all over Britain. There are now more than 900 BHS Approved Establishments across the UK, Ireland, Belgium, Hong Kong, Singapore, Spain, Italy, Dubai, Malaysia and the USA. BHS - Working for every Horse & Rider

ABRS Approved Riding Centres: The ABRS has Britain's longest established riding school approval scheme (since 1954). It is the only organisation solely representing professional riding school proprietors and is thus ideally placed to assist and guide young people seeking careers with horses. It has a wide ranging examination and testing system which enables teenagers to build up worthwhile gradings and certificates in preparation for leaving school and taking up full time training.

An 'Approved School' is a riding centre which has been inspected and found to be satisfactory by one of the National Approved Schemes. The Association of British Riding Schools conducts such a scheme, setting a high standard for horse care and requires to be satisfied that the instruction given is well presented and correct in content. The size of the establishment is immaterial, we have both very large and very small fully approved member schools. Some have only very basic facilities, but provided they meet our high standard of care and attention to both horse and rider, we are happy to accept them as members. All riding schools, according to law, must hold a licence to operate their business. The licence is granted by Local Authorities.

Approved establishments serve all sections of the riding public, whether they ride for pleasure or have more serious aspirations such as a career with horses or competitive endeavour. Conferences and information days are conducted throughout the country at which members and the public may attend. The object is to inspire, increase knowledge and keep standards high.

The Association wishes to reassure the riding public that if they select an ABRS Approved School, they should receive sound instruction on suitable horses and ponies using good, safe and well kept saddlery. Obviously the level of instruction may vary between establishments but all standards are available, and information is contained in the membership list in the Handbook.

Once a school is approved, the Association expects the standard to be maintained at all times.