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Hof Tapken is an equestrian yard at Almsloh in Ganderkesee, Lower Saxony. The yard offers qualified riding instruction, therapeutic riding and livery stabling, and keeps a string of horses available for sale. Its team also works away from the farm as course designers and judges at competitions. The facility, the horses and current news are documented on the yard's own website, and visits are arranged directly with the contact person.
Reitverein Grüppenbühren is a riding club between Oldenburg and Bremen offering riding and vaulting. It keeps its own horses for lessons. It also offers team training.
Stall Auffarth is a competition and livery yard in Bergedorf near Ganderkesee, Lower Saxony, owned by eventing rider Sandra Auffarth. The yard takes livery horses and offers schooling under saddle and riding instruction for owners and their horses. Its own cross-country course, complete with an ebb-and-flow arena, hosts training days and eventing competitions open to visiting riders. Show jumping and eventing horses are produced and sold from the stable, which also documents its breeding successes.
Fahrsport Jasmin Jentges is a carriage-driving yard and training business in Ganderkesee, Lower Saxony. Jasmin Jentges is a qualified Trainer B for driving and teaches beginners as well as competition drivers. Services include driving lessons, ground work, schooling horses and ponies to harness, and preparation for the German driving badges (Fahrabzeichen). Taster courses and pleasure-driving outings round out the programme. The emphasis throughout is on horse welfare and a harmonious partnership between driver and horse.
The Schulreitsportzentrum Fürstenau is a riding centre for school classes and youth groups operated by the Reit- und Fahrverein Fürstenau e.V. in the Osnabrück district. It combines group accommodation of 34 beds with riding instruction on the club's own horses and ponies. Visiting group leaders who hold a valid trainer licence may teach their own lessons on the premises. Alongside riding the club offers vaulting, carriage driving and pony games, and the house can also be booked for club weekends, family celebrations and cycling or trekking groups.
HN Equitation in Friesoythe brings together the breeding of warmblood sport horses and classical horsemanship, run by Hannah Nett. Horses and riders are trained with an emphasis on health, sound long-term development and clear communication rather than quick results. School horses schooled to a high level are available for lessons. Riders are taught to develop their own feel and perception alongside their horse's education.
Reitparadies Deiderode offers riding lessons for riders of all ages and levels. It provides heilpädagogisches Reiten, a form of therapeutic riding, and guided trail rides on its Icelandic horses. The yard also prepares riders for recognised FN riding examinations. Holiday courses for children and young people and riding birthday parties are offered as well.
SAGA-Reitschule Einzelberg is one of nine SAGA riding schools in Germany, run by Gisela and Jens Heckmann on the edge of Groß Schneen, about 8 km south of Göttingen. The yard specialises in Icelandic horses, which live in a shared open stable and go out on the pastures next to the farm whenever possible; horses of other breeds are kept in outdoor boxes, also with group turnout. Facilities include two indoor arenas and an outdoor school, and the hacking country starts directly at the gate. Riding lessons are given daily, alongside trail rides, clinics and children's and youth riding holidays throughout the year. Livery places for boarders are offered in several different housing systems.
Reiten in Balance is a riding-instruction and horsemanship business run by Ursl Hübner, a physiotherapist and qualified FN trainer, based at Friedland south of Göttingen. Lessons are given either mobile across the Göttingen district or at her own facility, and cover seat work using the Centered Riding method of Sally Swift, groundwork and horsemanship. She also takes on behavioural problems such as aggression and loading difficulties, and supports riders working through anxiety in the saddle. Intensive weekend courses with accommodation, stable seminars on requested topics and guidance for buyers viewing horses complete the offering.
Reit- und Fahrverein Lathen e.V. is a riding and driving club in the Emsland region of Lower Saxony. It provides riding lessons and keeps school horses so members without their own horse can learn, and runs courses in both classical and western riding. The club stages dressage tournaments and a spring horse festival with catering, and puts on hobby-horse activities and workshops for younger children. It reaches members and the local community through Facebook, Instagram and a WhatsApp contact line.
AS Sportpferde is a sport-horse training yard in Freren, Lower Saxony, run by qualified Pferdewirtin Amelie Schunke. Horses come in for schooling, covering young-horse basics, corrective work for horses with gaps in their education, and competition preparation, and are presented at shows. Riders can book individual lessons or join clinics on cavaletti and pole work, jumping and trick riding. The yard also prepares stallions for licensing and presentation, and markets horses for sale.
Schunterhof is a small farm on the edge of the Nord-Elm at Frellstedt in Lower Saxony, run by the Henninger family. Its main equestrian activity is the breeding of Connemara ponies, with licensed stallions standing at the farm and their competition records published on the site. Youngstock is offered for sale and riding lessons are given on the yard. The family also breeds standard and miniature poodles alongside the ponies.
Reitverein Fredenbeck und Umgebung e.V. is a non-profit riding club in Fredenbeck, Lower Saxony, founded in 1920. It runs riding instruction on club school horses and ponies, and members can take on riding and care shares. The club regularly hosts clinics and continuing-education sessions with visiting trainers, and stages dressage, youth and vaulting competitions on its own grounds. Its work is carried entirely by volunteers, and new members of every age and level are welcome.
Sternchen´s Reitparadies is a horse and pony farm that offers group and individual riding lessons, ground work and theory lessons. It also runs guided pony rides for children, including birthday rides, and offers riding shares on its horses. The farm keeps 21 ponies and horses and has a small riding shop, Sternchen's Reitershop, on site.
Reiterhof Klein Flöthe was founded in July 2017 and sits below the Oderwald with views towards the Harz mountains. It is run by Ellen Krüger, a qualified Pferdewirtschaftsmeisterin and FN Trainer B for dressage. The yard focuses on hands-on learning with horses and ponies, offering riding lessons, pony leading, children's birthday parties and holiday courses. A petting-zoo area makes it accessible to very young children too. The affiliated Ponyclub Klein Flöthe e.V. runs alongside the riding school.
Reittherapie Mähnenspiel offers therapeutic riding and educational work with horses for children, adults and care institutions. It also gives lunge lessons, riding lessons for beginners and returners, and introductory vaulting. The team is led by Imke Pollmann.
Müllers Hoff is an Icelandic horse stud at Farven in northern Germany, run for around thirty years by IPZV trainer Nana Degenhardt. About a hundred Icelandic horses live on the farm; the yard breeds from its own stallions, raises youngstock and sells horses of every age. Riding holidays, courses and camps are offered for adults, children, families and youth groups, together with regular riding lessons. Further services include livery, professional schooling (Beritt), a display group, a tack shop and the farm as an event location.
Reitverein Eystrup u. Umgebung e.V. is a riding club at An der Reithalle in Eystrup, in the Nienburg/Weser district of Lower Saxony. It offers riding instruction for a range of levels and runs a vaulting section. Members without their own horse can take up a share-ride or care-share arrangement with a club or privately owned horse. The club rents out horse boxes and gives members access to its arena and facilities.
The Reit- und Fahrverein Essen i. O. e.V. is the riding and driving club of Essen in Oldenburg, based on its own facility at Bloumenplacken. It teaches riders of every level, with a Zwergengruppe for the youngest children and pony games for juniors. Indoor and outdoor boxes are available for members' horses, and an online booking tool manages warm-up arena slots. The club also runs clinics and stages its own tournaments and events through the year.
Seibel's Ranch is run by Jule Seibel, a licensed Western riding trainer. It offers Western riding lessons on the ranch or at the client's stable, individual training programmes for any riding style, and groundwork courses. Boarding is offered in a stable community open to all breeds and riding styles.
Sportpferde Wolke is an equestrian centre in Essen in the southern Oldenburg Münsterland, run by Daniel Wolke. The yard trains both horse and rider, with a particular focus on producing young show jumpers and marketing them. Modern stabling and a generous outdoor complex support schooling from the first backing through to competition. Alongside horse and rider training the business runs clinics and offers mental coaching for riders, tailored to each client on request.
Reittherapie Lena Bausch offers equine-assisted therapy in Essel, north of Hanover, delivered by a qualified holistic riding therapist and remedial educator. Sessions are ridden on the yard's ponies and are adapted to clients with a wide range of needs, drawing on long experience of working with people with disabilities. The ponies are kept in paddock boxes with hay racks and water troughs, and an indoor school makes sessions possible in any weather. A riding arena a short walk away and a children's common room complete the setup.
Reitanlage Essel is a full-service equestrian yard in Essel near Schwarmstedt in Lower Saxony, run by Svenja Rittmeyer and Jürgen Oltrogge. It combines livery stabling with riding instruction, training placements for horses in work, and outdoor arenas for schooling. Riders based at the yard compete on the regional show circuit, and leisure riding activities are organised alongside the sport. Its position just off the A7 makes it easy to reach from Mellendorf, Winsen, Wietze and Walsrode.
Harlinger Pferdesport Corps (HPC) Esens is one of Germany's oldest riding clubs, founded in 1857 and today counting around 250 members in the Wittmund district of East Frisia. The club runs an FN-certified riding school that has been teaching riders since 2006, using its own indoor arena and outdoor riding areas. It also offers boarding with individual stalls and paddocks and round-the-clock horse care. Club life centres on regular training, in-house shows and a full competition calendar.
