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Hampton Riding Centre Horseback Riding school and home of the Hampton Pony Club We are also home to the Hampton Pony Club, which caters to horse crazy kids ages 9-25.

Welcome to Hampton Riding Centre, a
premiere riding school in Atlantic Canada located near Hampton NB owned and operated by Equine Canada Certified Coach Jennifer Hanson. Many events are held every year for youth and adults, from fun schooling shows, to clinics with some of the country’s top equestrian athletes and coaches. The Hampton Riding Centre is THE place to go for English horseback riding lessons. We offer lessons to all levels and all ages, from 9-99. There are schooling shows and gatherings just for a trail ride, all the way to clinics with top listed Canadian riders and trainers. Our facility includes some super school horses, a 70 X150 indoor arena, and outdoor arena for jumping or dressage, a Cross Country course plus miles of trails to enjoy.

10/17/2026

Three short online courses are coming up in November to help you prepare for emergency situations and keep you and your horses safe! Equine First Aid runs Nov 9-16, Fire & Emergency Preparedness from Nov 16-23 and Horse Behaviour & Stable Safety from Nov 30 – Dec 7. Special 15% discount applies to NBEA members for short courses . In partnership with . Register at TheHorsePortal.ca/NBEA

10/14/2026
10/14/2026

"If you're in the middle of flying change hell, you have my compassion. I’ve experienced just about every frustration possible while teaching changes: late in front, late behind, no changing at all, violent leaps through the air, bolting, bucking and almost every possible combination of all of those you can imagine."
~ Jenna Arnold

Teaching a horse flying changes is a milestone worth celebrating, and with attention to detail, kindness, confidence and a little luck, you'll have those changes confirmed before you know it.

Click on the link in the Comments below for dressage trainer Jenna Arnold's top 8 tips to survive flying change hell!

📸 Amy K. Dragoo

10/12/2026

"Cribbing can result in a number of unwanted consequences, including over-development of certain muscles of the underneck. In terms of dressage, these are the muscles horses use to come above the bit or brace against the reins—not something we try to develop in our dressage horses."
~ Tina Steward, DVM, on one of cribbing's negative effects

Grand Prix dressage rider Tina Steward, DVM, specializes in chiropractic, lameness, and behavioral issues. She explains the primary factors that contribute to cribbing—and those that don't—the negative impact it can have on dressage horses in particular, and how to best manage the behavior.

Click on the link in the Comments below to learn about the truths and myths behind equine cribbing!

📸 Amy K. Dragoo

10/12/2026

Large Animal Emergency Rescue (LAER) training exercise featuring Ru...

10/12/2026

HAPPY THANKSGIVING 🍂🍁

10/06/2026

The Half Halt is the key to riding transitions correctly. It is the alphabet that gives riders the foundation to be able to communicate effectively with their horses. Just like the alphabet, it takes time to learn correctly. Once the rider has a basic understanding, he or she can spend years exercising and refining their technique.�https://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2022/03/christian-thiess-de-mystifies-the-half-halt/

10/06/2026
10/06/2026

The Three F's of Equine Welfare - Friends, Forage & Freedom

Courtesy of Mad Barn

Address

560 Lakeside Road
Hampton, NB
E5N3Y6

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 10pm
Tuesday 8am - 10pm
Wednesday 8am - 10pm
Thursday 8am - 10pm
Friday 8am - 10pm
Saturday 8am - 10pm
Sunday 8am - 10pm

Telephone

+15066505999

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