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We are heading for the end of the summer holidays.The horses have enjoyed a quieter, varied break but will be very much ...
24/08/2026

We are heading for the end of the summer holidays.

The horses have enjoyed a quieter, varied break but will be very much looking forward to welcoming back some familiar faces.

We know that returning to school after a long break is difficult for many of our clients so we look forward to supporting some routine and familiarity.

What are your goals with our herd this autumn term?

🐴 SDET Sponsor Packs! 🐴You can sponsor an equine any time of the year but as some of our regular school clients are sadl...
20/08/2026

🐴 SDET Sponsor Packs! 🐴

You can sponsor an equine any time of the year but as some of our regular school clients are sadly coming to an end to their sessions, the summer holidays is the perfect time to sponsor!

For £50 for the year, you can sponsor one of our horses or Dolly and become part of the SDET family.

Your sponsorship includes:
•A sponsorship pack
•Monthly newsletters with updates from the yard
•A visit to meet your sponsored horse or donkey

It’s a beautiful gift for a client, a family member, or anyone who would love to feel connected to the special work we do here at South Downs Equine Therapy.

This is your chance to grab a sponsor pack in time for the summer holidays — and every sponsorship helps us care for the amazing equines who support our clients every day 💛

To sponsor, speak to a member of the team or get in touch for details.

Thank you for helping us continue the magic 🐴✨

EquineTherapy SDET

So as we prepare for the next academic year, myself and Pablo are enjoying some free time together xx
20/08/2026

So as we prepare for the next academic year, myself and Pablo are enjoying some free time together xx

19/08/2026
What a lovely morning to be out on a ride.A nice breeze this morning and a few tasty snacks in the hedges if you speak t...
15/08/2026

What a lovely morning to be out on a ride.
A nice breeze this morning and a few tasty snacks in the hedges if you speak to Gloria 😬

Anyone who knows Dolly, knows how much she loves and ear scratch 🥰 The lower her head, the floppier the lip, the happier...
14/08/2026

Anyone who knows Dolly, knows how much she loves and ear scratch 🥰
The lower her head, the floppier the lip, the happier she is. 🫏

Anxiety can hit at any time and the holidays can be difficult for some of our young people so a reminder to think a litt...
13/08/2026

Anxiety can hit at any time and the holidays can be difficult for some of our young people so a reminder to think a little more like the herd can help with grounding.

Building Confidence One Step at a TimeConfidence doesn’t appear overnight.It’s built every time someone says:✨ “I’ll giv...
12/08/2026

Building Confidence One Step at a Time

Confidence doesn’t appear overnight.

It’s built every time someone says:

✨ “I’ll give it a go.”

✨ “I did it!”

✨ “Can we do that again?”

At SDET, we celebrate every step forward because those little moments often lead to the biggest changes.

Lovely session yesterday with Theo enjoying his ride on Albie!
12/08/2026

Lovely session yesterday with Theo enjoying his ride on Albie!

11/08/2026

Making the Reins Accessible for Everyone 🐴💪

For riders with reduced hand dexterity, holding onto traditional reins can be a constant struggle.

Reins slip, hands tire and the frustration of constantly dropping them can take away the joy of riding.

The Equihandee Bunny Ears are here to change the game.

Specifically designed to assist riders who struggle with grip, these "ears" attach directly to the front of the saddle or surcingle, providing a sensory-friendly, easy-to-grasp handle right where they need it most.

Why Bunny Ears are an Accessibility Game-Changer:

Easy Grip Design: Perfect for small hands, weak grips, or riders with limited fine motor control who find thin reins difficult to hold.

No More Dropped Reins: Gives riders a secure, static anchor point so they can maintain connection and feel secure in the saddle.

Boosts Independence: Having a dedicated, tactile grab-point allows adaptive riders to feel in control and builds immense confidence in their own abilities.

Reduces Tension: When hands aren't straining to grip tight, the entire upper body relaxes, leading to a much smoother, happier ride.

Because every rider deserves to feel safe, secure, and independent in the saddle.

Address

Waterlooville
PO80QB

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5:30pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm
Sunday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+447958367915

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