Horse Rider Links

The British Horse Society was founded in 1947 as the result of the amalgamation of two organisations, the Institute of the Horse and Pony Club and the National Horse Association of Great Britain. It is a registered charity (number 210504) and, as such, its activities are overseen by the Charity Commissioner.

The ABRS has Britain's longest established riding school approval scheme (since 1954). It is the only organisation solely representing professional riding school proprietors and is thus ideally placed to assist and guide young people seeking careers with horses.

To provide Vision for, and give Leadership and Guidance to Equestrian Interests in Scotland. To make Representations as appropriate to Government, other statutory and non statutory bodies. Leading, Guiding and Enabling the Scottish Equestrian Sector to Achieve Higher Levels of Participation, Development and Excellence.

The Pony Club is an international voluntary youth organisation for those interested in ponies and riding.

The Governing Body for Recreational Riding in Scotland Dedicated to setting and maintaining the highest standards in recreational riding.

The Horseways organisation was set up for the express purpose of re-establishing horse tracks and trails throughout Perthshire, Scotland, to provide safe, off-road riding for community riders, and to promote road safety concerning horses.