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Court Equestrian

Hallow, Worcester, Worcestershire

An official partner venue that welcomes hobby horse riders and supports community events.

About this venue

A friendly Worcestershire equestrian centre with a floodlit indoor school and large outdoor arena, well suited to hobby horse show-jumping, dressage and fun classes for all ages.

Venue badges

  • Hobby Horse Friendly

    Actively welcomes hobby horse riders and events.

  • Beginner Friendly

    Great for first-timers and taster sessions.

  • Competition Venue

    Hosts judged hobby horse competitions.

  • Training Venue

    Used for practice, clinics and club training.

  • Family Friendly

    Facilities for families and younger siblings.

  • Indoor Arena

    All-weather indoor space.

  • Outdoor Arena

    Outdoor arena or field course.

Facilities & family provision

Facilities

  • Indoor arena
  • Outdoor arena
  • Floodlights
  • Warm-up area
  • Toilets
  • Refreshments
  • Free parking

Family facilities

  • Family seating
  • Baby changing
  • Picnic area

Parking information

Free on-site parking for cars and minibuses, with a separate drop-off area beside the indoor school.

Accessibility & inclusion

Venue facilities

Accessibility information not yet provided.

Additional information

Level access from the car park to the indoor arena and spectator area. Accessible toilet on site.

Information is supplied by the club, venue or organiser. Hobby Horse Hub UK does not assess or certify accessibility — please contact the provider about individual requirements.

Accessibility questions? Contact the venue using the details on this page.

Capacity

Indoor arena suits classes of up to around 60 spectators; outdoor arena for larger show days.

Upcoming hobby horse events

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