ABOUT US

Riding lessons in London have been a part of London's heritage for as long as we can remember.   We are proud to say we have been a part of that for at least 47 years.

Dulwich Riding School was founded in 1961 by Mr James Thomas Bellman, himself an expert horseman and instructor who spent a lifetime with horses and riders. The late Mr Bellman passed on his knowledge and riding school to his daughter Linda Gray the current proprietor.

Jaye the Manageress along with other family members are also part of the Bellman family and currently ride and instruct at our London riding school. Our Head Instructor has been part of the team for over twenty years and worked closely with Mr Bellman.

All senior staff are either holders of British Horse Society, ABRS or NVQ examinations and winners of many shows and events.

WHAT DRIVES US

Passion and determination to uphold Dulwich Riding School's reputation and high standards that Mr Bellman attained. Each instructor feels very proud when a client passes an exam, or completes a successful course or just generally leaves the stables feeling a sense of achievement or just having lots of fun.

The ultimate drive is to be part of 15 wonderful horses and ponies' lives, building bonds and being priviledged to do a job that we enjoy. Meeting new people, talking with old friends and generally networking within our industry.

PEOPLE

Apart from the senior staff mentioned above, Dulwich Riding School is proud to announce that we are a Keits NVQ Training Centre and have a group of wonderful NVQ students working with us. Each day of training produces laughs, tears, knowledge and understanding and a good feeling of teamwork throughout the yard.

We also have a group of very special volunteers which Dulwich Riding School could not run without, some of which have been with us for over twenty years.

   
 

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