Horse riding lessons in Lagos

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Maste New member

Member since 20 July 2011

MasteNew member20 July 2011 08:16:30

Hi,

I m looking for horse riding lessons for my 6 y.o. in Lagos.
Zour reco is appreciated.

Thank you

sunil29 New member

Member since 10 February 2011

sunil29New member20 July 2011 08:22:41

you should go to bar beach in vi

Maste New member

Member since 20 July 2011

MasteNew member21 July 2011 15:22:06

Thank you for the advice Sunil, we ll try that. Any clue about price range?
What we are really interested in are horse riding lesson with experienced trainer or someone who is competent in teaching children horse ridding.

Thanks for help.

sunil29 New member

Member since 10 February 2011

sunil29New member21 July 2011 15:39:51

Dear Maste,

I don't know much about it. Just a place where I see a lot of children enjoying horse rides. Professional training I doubt, but that is the starting point.

Sunil

Maste New member

Member since 20 July 2011

MasteNew member22 July 2011 09:27:56

Thank you indeed Sunil. What we experienced on the beach near Eko hotel couple of days ago was not very convincing. Yes, horses were there and children too. But 5000 N for 30 min riding on a "horse" without any added value such as instructors advice and so on is from our perspective not it...

Maste

sunil29 New member

Member since 10 February 2011

sunil29New member22 July 2011 11:08:17

By the way, what do you guys do?

Sunil

tracy-y2k Member

Member since 12 September 2010

tracy-y2kMember26 July 2011 09:26:20

why dont you check out the Polo club on Ribadu Rd. off Awolowo rd Ikoyi..They might be able to give you professional advice.just my 2 cent.

Maste New member

Member since 20 July 2011

MasteNew member26 July 2011 10:36:42

Thank you Tracy, that sounds promising... Let s see.
M

Camilletolu Active member

Member since 24 August 2010

CamilletoluActive member11 August 2011 12:58:06

Lol... I think Tracy's got the right idea. It's an exclusive club though, but I'm sure someone there can point you in the right directions or may even provide such services. Goodluck.

Maste New member

Member since 20 July 2011

MasteNew member13 August 2011 13:28:46

#10

Thank you Camilletolu, we ll go there after holidays and check the possibilities.

M

777sweetpea Member

Member since 22 July 2014

777sweetpeaMember22 July 2014 19:29:20

#11

Hi, I have just moved to Lagos and would like to get involved with the horsey world,
Any ideas how to get started?

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ChristineViP23 July 2014 07:27:25

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Hi 777sweetpea > just to inform you that this is an old topic

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