Preparación de competición, de venta y doma — un programa que hace progresar a un caballo.
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Hof Goldenstein, which trades online as Naturhof Ostfriesland, is run by Andi and Sina Goldenstein at Barkholt near Ochtersum in East Frisia. The farm rears young horses and takes in problem horses for retraining in a natural, herd-based setting. It also runs a livery yard (Pensionsstall) for private owners. Hatha yoga and Pilates classes are held on the farm alongside the equestrian side.
Hardenberg Reitanlage is a full-service equestrian centre on the grounds of Schloss Hardenberg in Nörten-Hardenberg, where horses have been kept and bred for centuries. The livery operation feeds concentrate three times and hay twice a day to an individual plan for every horse, mucks out through the week and offers paddock, pasture and horse-walker options. Jumping lessons are given by an experienced trainer who also competes and builds courses, while dressage instruction runs through the week up to advanced level and is arranged individually. The yard trains young and experienced horses on the principles of classical horsemanship, with full training, part training and holiday cover available. Regular jumping and dressage clinics round out the programme, and the site sits conveniently between Göttingen and Northeim.
HorsEducation is a riding and horsemanship school run by Bonnie Pülm at Northeim in Lower Saxony, teaching horse and rider as a pair. Training combines seat and balance work for the rider with gymnasticising groundwork for the horse, built around fine body-language communication. Lessons are open to beginners and experienced riders from any discipline, with horse welfare as the stated starting point. The programme also covers circus lessons, lungeing based on body language, backing and young-horse training, and safe trailer loading.
Jörg Bös trains horses and riders from his yard in Nordhorn on the Dutch border, working from the principles of classical dressage. He gives individual lessons and intensive courses, starts and develops young horses, and takes on correction work with horses that have run into problems in their training. He also runs seminars on equine anatomy and training theory and advises buyers on conformation and horse selection.
Pferdezucht Tegtmeyer is an FN-certified Hanoverian breeding and livery yard run by Claudia and Elke Tegtmeyer on the North Sea island of Norderney. It breeds dressage and showjumping horses and offers young stock for sale directly from the breeder. Horses are backed and trained on the yard using calm, horse-friendly methods. The operation also runs a Bed and Box arrangement, so visiting riders can holiday on the island with their own horse.
Dressur- und Ausbildungsstall Sascha Böhnke is a dressage training and competition yard at Nienburg on the Weser, run by Sascha and Janine Böhnke. The stable takes horses in for schooling and presents them at competitions on their owners behalf. Riders can book individual lessons and clinics at every level. Dressage horses produced on the yard are also offered for sale.
Reitstall Langemeyer is a family yard that has stood for more than 40 years in the Krähe woodland near Nienburg an der Weser. It is run by Hans-Joachim and Nadine Langemeyer together with their children Tom and Linda. The yard gives riding lessons, runs free-jumping sessions and boards horses on a facility with an indoor school and outdoor arenas. It also stages its own competitions each year.
Mühlenhof Dudensen is a trail-riding yard near Neustadt am Rübenberge, run by Anette Spitzl together with Henning and Lukas Koslowski. The farm keeps around twenty Mangalarga Marchador horses and specialises in multi-day guided rides through the countryside between the Steinhuder Meer nature park and the Lüneburg Heath. Alongside the rides it offers training for horse and rider and coaching, led by a DWA-qualified trail-ride guide. Guests are accommodated and fed on the farm, with cooking from its own herb garden and wood-fired oven.
Pferdezucht Peter Mahler is a Hanoverian breeding operation run by the Mahler family at Neuhaus in Lower Saxony. The stud keeps a band of state-premium broodmares and has bred licensed stallions and successful Verden auction horses. Alongside its own breeding it raises foals and youngstock for other breeders, with group housing over winter and large marsh pastures from late April to early November, and it also takes horses in for summer grazing. Daughter Kerstin Mahler, trained at the Hanoverian Verband in Verden, handles backing and schooling and presents horses at mare shows, mare performance tests, auctions and stallion licensings.
pferdisch.me is the equine training and behaviour practice of Dr Christine Pohl, based at Melle in Lower Saxony. She works with problem horses and their owners through behaviour analysis, groundwork, liberty work, loading training, competition preparation and ridden lessons. Alongside training she offers energetic equine massage, barefoot hoof trimming and saddle-fit checks. The business also runs certification courses for people who want to work professionally with horses, as groundwork trainers, riding instructors, equine masseurs or health trainers.
Pferdeausbildung Susanne Anger is a horse-training business at Zur Brandheide in Neuenkirchen, Lower Saxony. The work centres on backing young horses and schooling them into reliable riding horses, from first handling through to being ridden out on the arena. Horses are taken in for training at the yard. The business keeps only a minimal website, and day-to-day updates are posted on its Facebook page.
Pure Horse Training is the natural-horsemanship practice of Melissa Moens at Neubörger in the Emsland. She teaches horse-and-rider pairs from the ground and under saddle, with an emphasis on clear communication, trust and refinement rather than pressure. Services include individual lessons, courses, online seminars, trailer-loading training and problem-solving for horses that have become difficult to handle. She also starts and schools young horses and advises on Paddock Paradise track systems.
Rabea-Maria Ahlert trains horses and coaches their people under the name "it works by nature", east of Lüneburg in Lower Saxony. Her work pairs behaviour science with the emotional side of the horse-human partnership, covering everything from starting young horses fairly to correcting horses that have stopped cooperating. She takes horses in for Beritt and correction training, gives individual lessons, and runs courses and retreats for owners. Western riding is her main discipline.
Eileen Langer combines horse training with saddlery from her base at Nahrendorf in Lower Saxony. The training side (Beritt) centres on starting and schooling young horses under saddle. The saddlery side covers saddle fitting and correction, adjusting existing saddles to the individual horse and rider. Both parts of the business are run as a craft-led, hands-on operation.
Mainstreetstable is a western riding and livery yard at Müden an der Aller on the edge of the Südheide. Instruction is given in western riding as private lessons, in groups, or as training with the rider's own horse. Livery is offered as half or full board, with guest boxes and an allergy-friendly option, and trekking riders passing through can stable overnight. The yard sets out to give horses species-appropriate keeping, paying close attention to bedding, forage quality and turnout. Guided hacks through the Südheide and children's birthday parties round out the programme.
Westernranch Hahnenhorn is a small western-style yard at Hahnenhorn near Müden an der Aller, in the southern Lüneburg Heath. It runs as a Wanderreitstation, offering day stabling in an open barn to riders travelling through the region. Silke Stange also teaches horse communication and natural horsemanship in individual sessions worked entirely from the ground. Guest rooms, canoe trips on the Aller and Oker and campfire evenings round out a stay, and dogs are welcome.
RedwoodTrails is an extreme and mountain trail park at Müden an der Aller in Lower Saxony, built for riders who want to school their horses over natural and man-made obstacles. Visitors can book free training sessions on the course or join structured clinics covering trail work, fire training, ground driving and liberty work. Guest boxes are available so horses can stay over for multi-day courses. The park is run by Verena and Joachim Lock and is open to riders of every discipline.
Mit Pferden sein is a horsemanship school at Moringen in southern Lower Saxony, founded by the biologist Sabine Birmann together with Dan Birmann. Rather than a training method it teaches an approach built on perception, reading equine body language, facial expression and behaviour so that horse and human can communicate on equal terms. The programme runs as day seminars, foundation courses, specialist seminars and intensive clinics, in German and in English, supported by video and telephone consultations. The associated Ippikon-Verlag publishes the school textbooks and working material.
Ricardo Tabaczek Sportpferde is an equestrian services business run by Pia and Ricardo Tabaczek at their yard in Tergast, Moormerland, East Frisia. The team takes horses in for professional schooling (Beritt) and produces sport horses on its own facility of arenas and stabling. Horses are presented for sale with photos and video, and a "Find My Horse" service sources suitable animals for buyers. References from client riders are published on the site.
Stall Ramsbrock in Menslage, Lower Saxony, has been a name in the breeding and rearing of stallions for decades. The yard breeds and produces dressage and jumping horses, trained on the premises up to Grand Prix level. Its licensed stallions are available to breeders, and young stock is raised on the farm before being offered for sale. Training and instruction round out the services offered to owners and riders.
Odinshof is an Icelandic-horse yard at Werther in Westphalia, led by Lina Delius since 2014. The riding school teaches the Icelandic gaits on trained school horses in deliberately small groups, matching horse to rider, and welcomes beginners, returning riders and ambitious sport riders alike. An indoor school, an outdoor arena and good hacking country are available for lessons. The yard also keeps livery horses, integrating new arrivals into the herd carefully and under supervision, and takes horses in for schooling.
equilibrio is a training and education business for horse owners founded by Lydia Niggemann at Melle in Lower Saxony. Its premise is that the owner is the best expert on their own horse, so the work builds the owner's competence rather than taking over the reins. Content covers the emotional, mental and physical sides of the horse: reading reactions and stress, understanding training principles, and developing correct biomechanics and carrying capacity. It is delivered through online workshops, one-to-one coaching, clinics and a free training check.
Alina Märker Performance Horses is a western performance training business based at Rödinghausen in East Westphalia. Alina Märker takes horses in for training, building each programme around the individual horse and its rider's goals. She gives lessons on school horses, at her own facility and as a travelling instructor, and runs clinics across Europe including a regular course series at the 5B Ranch. Riders can also use the equestrian facility for their own training and course work.
5B Ranch is a western riding yard in Rödinghausen, East Westphalia, built around reining and western horsemanship. The facility offers livery in 3 x 4 m boxes with attached paddocks, around three hectares of small-group turnout, a 25 x 50 m indoor arena on a reining surface, a drained 20 x 40 m outdoor arena and a 16 m round pen. Boxes can be rented with or without mucking out, and the indoor arena is also available to hire by outside riders. The ranch hosts weekend reining clinics taught in small groups by guest trainers, and provides wash bays, a heated rug room, tack lockers and a riders' lounge.
