It all began in 1969 on a small field in Epsom with four volunteers and a Shetland pony called "Bubbles."

We've moved home a few times since then and grown a bit along the way. 

In 1978 we moved into our current home, St Ebba's Farm when it was 16 acres of derelict buildings and overgrown farmland. Over the years we have invested much labour and resource into transforming the site into the beautiful facility enjoyed today by our riders,volunteers and ponies.

In 2005 we were offered the opportunity to  buy the freehold of St Ebba's Farm, we took the opportunity so securing our home for the future. 

We continue to look at ways we can improve our facilities to benefit our riders.

We now help over 300 riders to achieve and have fun with have many more waiting to join us. 

Although we have got bigger our vision remains the same; to provide disabled people with the opportunity to ride to benefit their health and well-being, and to develop each disabled rider to ride to the level of their ability, choice and ambition. 

Holding true to our roots all this is delivered by volunteers.