Pevlings Farm Riding & Livery Stables

10/06/2026

ALL IN A DAY’S WORK

09/06/2026

'Take Back the Reins' with Amy
6 week course on Tuesday evenings for novice adult riders (weight limit 12 stone/76kg)
​Horse care, grooming and riding lesson/hack
Starting Tuesday 28th July: 6.00-7.30pm
The last session will be on 1st September
£240 (Maximum 4 riders) Booking now! Please phone 01963 370990, send a message or email [email protected]

08/06/2026

PONY STARS
Dartmoor Dazzlers- Junior Jockey
Some of the group had a riding lesson tonight, while the others learnt about riding on the road and the importance of wearing hi-viz

08/06/2026

Last year Pony Stars Shetland Striders grew our own horse friendly herbs as one of the challenges. Glad to see they are still thriving in their tubs and we are able to harvest to add to our horses feeds as a tasty garnish Lucky ponies!

04/06/2026

Want to know more about Pony Stars?
Check it out here - https://www.bhs.org.uk/careers-recreational-awards/recreational-awards/pony-stars/
We have three after school groups in progress and are going to introduce Shetland Striders Holiday Club in the summer holidays.
Book your places - phone 01963 370990, send a message or email [email protected]
www.pevlingsfarm.co.uk

Pony Stars is our Junior Challenge Awards helping children to discover, develop and nurture their love for ponies and the outdoors. With over 100 topics for children to explore, Pony Stars will ignite a passion for ponies, build knowledge and cement friendships that will last a lifetime.

04/06/2026

Coming soon.....
PONY STARS SHETLAND STRIDERS HOLIDAY CLUB
Ask for details, register your interest.
Wednesday mornings through the summer holidays. Suitable all ages (min 5 years)
Please phone 01963 370990, send a message or email [email protected]
www.pevlingsfarm.co.uk

03/06/2026

Apollo
Just one of our fabulous horses

03/06/2026

Regularly checking your horse's TPR is an easy way to monitor their health – abnormal readings can be a sign of pain or illness, such as equine influenza.

TPR stands for...
🌡️ Temperature
❤️ Pulse (or heart) rate
🫁 Respiration rate

📋 Take the readings when your horse is at rest and log them in a diary or in the notes app on your phone, so you can get an idea for what's normal over time – horses are individuals, so what's usual for one might not be for another.

👀 It's good practice to check TPR in the days after meeting equines from outside of your horse's usual herd, such as a show or clinic. During this period of increased risk for equine influenza, we also recommend taking temperature checks twice a day in the 72 hours prior to travelling.

01/06/2026

PONY STARS
Looks like there will be a presentation tonight!