Horse Agility is a fast exciting way to have fun with your horse without riding. So it's appeal as a new National Equestrian Sport ranges from horse riders who want to develop a better partnership and rapport with their horse or pony, to people who either can't or don't want to ride but want to enjoy a challenge with their equines.

So if you have a young horse (or ridden horse) who needs to learn and build confidence, a horse or pony that can't be ridden for behavioural or physical reasons, a pony that's too small for you, or you simply fancy doing something completely different that is fun and will challenge you and your horse - Horse Agility gives everyone the chance to compete. All ages, types, sizes and levels.

Horse Agility comprises a variety of obstacles for the horse (or pony) to complete - at the higher levels this is against the clock, which makes it a great spectator sport! Horse Agility tests your horse’s physical as well as his emotional fitness and tests your ability as a trainer to keep your horse travelling safely over the course effectively and with style.

At some venues horses will even be available to borrow or hire.

Why Horse Agility is great for you and your horse.....

Horse Agility is great at keeping your horse fit physically and emotionally.

As safety is a very large part of the training for Horse Agility it will help you and your horse to build a more confident relationship when working together.

Horse Agility can help build a very close relationship with your horse.

Horse Agility keeps your horse’s mind working constructively.

Horse Agility a great way to meet like minded people who may think the same way about their horse’s potential other than as a ridden horse.

Because of the levels structure of the competitions there is always a new skill to learn and improve.

All horses and ponies can join in Horse Agility whether they are ridden or not in other competitions, they just need to be in good physical condition.

Everyone can join in Horse Agility - children and adults of all ages, fitness levels and ability, the people do the training the horse does most of the energetic bit!