Horsing Around at Ambury - Holiday Programme

Its Holiday Programme Time! 🐴🐴
Join the Ambury Park Centre team for a huge amount of fun & horse riding!
07th, 08th, 09th October 8.30am - 3.30pm
Age: 8-15 years : Helmets provided : $95 per day
No experience required
Book for 1, 2 or 3 days but get in quick as places are limited.
Contact : office@amburyparkcentre.org.nz or Ph: 6340763

Ambury Park Centre is offering a three day horse programme that includes riding, horse management & horsemanship. The course gives children a taste of what it is like to own their own horse & the opportunity to have fun with other like-minded children. Introduce your child to horse riding with experienced equine instructors through FUN & learning. Open to all, from total beginners to more experienced riders.
Bring: Lunch, drink, boots / sturdy shoes, sunscreen
Ambury Park Centre Inc - 66 Wellesley Road, Mangere Bridge
Contact : office@amburyparkcentre.org.nz or Ph: 6340763

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