Viable riding school for everyone

The project aims to expand the riding school's activities with a broader range and better accessibility, focused on younger children and individuals with disabilities, with a higher safety mindset and the possibility of becoming a quality-certified riding school in the future. This will be achieved by building 2 loose housing stables according to active loose housing for the riding school's horses and ponies, to enable space for more lesson horses with better animal welfare and thus lower operating costs. At the same time, the stable will become easier to work with and safety risks will be minimized through this type of housing system. Environmental and energy reviews will be conducted with necessary measures such as adjusting lighting and routines. The facility will be/is adapted for wheelchair and disabilities but we lack suitable horses and training for some of the staff to be able to offer adequate teaching. While we invest in the horses' health and the staff's training, we create opportunities for more jobs as the activities expand and new meeting places are formed.