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We’re an award winning charity and Riding for the Disabled Association centre. We strive to be a place where horses help people and people help horses, always leaving happier than when they arrived.

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Teamwork shines at our best National Championships yet
Teamwork shines at our best National Championships yet

Our team returned from the RDA National Championships with wonderful memories, fantastic results and plenty to be proud of.

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A meeting with Dragons leads to a new friendship with Richmond Mencap
A meeting with Dragons leads to a new friendship with Richmond Mencap

By Natalie O’Rourke
I recently met Richmond Mencap at a Dragons’ Den-style charity event and immediately thought they could be a perfect fit for Park Lane Stables. So I invited them along – and what a brilliant first visit it turned out to be.

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Two women, one in a yellow vest, with a white horse at a doorway. One woman is gently touching the horse's neck while the other holds it, inside a room with a window and curtains, outdoors greenery in the background.
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The horse’s mouth blog: why am I wearing a mask?
The horse’s mouth blog: why am I wearing a mask?

By Trigger
No, I’m not about to rob a bank and I’m definitely not trying to disguise myself. I’m wearing a fly mask – and personally, I’m quite happy about it.

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Reggie and Sheila, a superstar pairing
Reggie and Sheila, a superstar pairing

There’s always wonderful camaraderie at the RDA National Championships, but one thing makes the event particularly special: we share our horses with competitors from other RDA groups.

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