Farriers in the field
The Shetland ponies are back to work and the farriers are in the field. The farriers are the people who look after the ponies’ feet. They are highly skilled. It takes 5 years to learn how to become a farrier.
At Shetland Pony Club the farriers come every seven weeks to trim the ponies’ hooves to keep them in good shape.
Do the ponies mind? Do they run towards or away from the farriers?
Watch the video to find out more:
Easter pony fun is booking up quickly – don’t miss out!
Over Easter we have 3 weeks of pony fun to enjoy:
Starter Rides – are 45 minutes long and specially designed first riding experiences for children from age 2½ years old. £39 per child.
Pony Mornings – are 2 hours long perfect early riding experiences for children from age 4 years old. £49 per child.
Easter Egg Hunts – are 1½ hours long and are fun Shetland Pony Treasure Hunts riding along a trail with chocolate eggs to find in the countryside. Fun for children from age 4 years old. £49 per child.
- Thursday 29th March 2.30 pm – 4pm – spaces
- Good Friday – 30th March 9.30 am – 11am – spaces
- Good Friday – 30th March 11.30 am – 1pm – fully booked
- Easter Saturday – 31st March 2.30 pm – 4pm – almost full
- Easter Sunday – 1st April 2.30 pm – 4pm – fully booked
You can book online here or give us a call on 07734 950309 or info@shetlandponyclub.co.uk
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Rosemary and the Shetland Ponies
