Redlands Stables

Redlands is the BEST riding school in the region! Georgia is an amazing instructor and gives all riders the opportunity to grow and develop to unleash their full potential.

As an adult rider I have really grown from a country paddock rider to now a show jumper!

Kids, teens and adults- Redlands is the place to be. There are so many classes to choose from, loads of camps for the kids and special events throughout the year.

I rode at few of the other schools in the region but I couldn't stand trotting in a 20m circle for 40 minutes in every single lesson... it was a waste of my time and money.

But this is not the case at Redlands! I have had so much fun and enjoyed making some great friendships at the stables. I cannot recommend this place enough! 😃

Lovely staff, beautiful property and great horses. I feel like out of all other riding schools I've attended in the past this one stands out because the coaches are so knowledgeable and I learn so so much from them. Would absolutely recommend!

Redlands Stables is very professional. Everybody that goes to Redlands learns so much more than they would've if they went to another riding school. I recommend. Ge there and you will see what I'm talking about, they are great.

We all love Redlands Stables. They are awesome and they teach us so much. Georgia and Caitlin both taught me so much. You should go there. Amazing place.

Georgia has created an amazing culture here. Experienced coaches and horses.

Amazon riding school, horses, coaches and property would absolutely recommend!!!

georgia has helped me improve extremely in the years i’ve been riding with her i’m extremely grateful for everything she’s done for me

The best place to learn to ride with the most amazing instructor!

Such a lovely place to ride. Instructors are great.

Not the worst riding school I've ever ridden at, but definitely was not for me.

Firstly, in my private lessons (which you pay extra for), I had to share the arena with other people. I got no real guidance in the small things, like my seat position, or relaxing my body to move with the horse. I was not taught how to communicate with the horse through my body language. The first time I'd ever cantered, I wasn't really given any guidance, I was sort of just told to go for it.

Not saying this riding school is particularly bad, just saying the coaching style didn't work for me. I also felt it was a bit unorganised in that when my original coach had left the school, I wasn't even told until I followed up on whether or not my lesson was happening. The coash then told me she was no longer working at Redlands and I had to go out of my way to contact Georgia to try and get a new lesson time. Every week I would have to be the one to follow up on whether or not my lesson was happening. One week I drove over 40 minutes to get to the school only to get there and find out I couldn't even have a lesson as no one told me they were using the arena for a show day. I got a text 2 minutes before I arrived that said she forgot to tell me. The compensation for this was I could join in with a bunch of kids nowhere near my age. This particular weekend was the last straw for me and I decided to no longer attend this riding school.

Sad that no one can be bothered to return the many many phone calls I've made to try and organise lessons seems that seriously disappointing a young horse mad girl doesn't mean much to the owners