By Tom Allen

Ten year old Beth is a Park Lane regular, despite having complex needs. In this blog, her Dad Tom explains why he’s signed upfor a marathon challenge this spring.

By Olaf
We haven’t met yet, but I’m Olaf, and although I’m on trial as a therapy pony everyone agrees that I pass the cute test with flying colours! And I’m honoured to write this month’s Horse’s mouth blog. That must be a good sign, right?

By Angela Dimitrijevic

Elle is 10 years old and has level 2 cerebral palsy that predominantly affects her right side and lower legs. She’s been coming to Park Lane RDA since 2023.

By Eddy

We overheard a visitor to the yard innocently asking this the other day and it’s prompted me to write this month’s blog on behalf of the rest of the pony team.

Cindy is one of our volunteers and an energetic fundraiser for us. Last month it was a sponsored walk, very much on home territory in our beloved Bushy Park.

By Trigger

Natalie once said that you should walk 1,000 miles with your horse to get to know them and I think we’ve done that together over the years.

By Natalie O’Rourke

Following the recent news about a young autistic man losing his unpaid position at a large supermarket, it feels right to showcase the incredible people who make Park Lane Stables work.

By Whizz

Goodness, that’s me, and I’ve been asked to introduce our new monthly blog. Nobody could fill Prodney’s horseshoes, so we’ve decided to take it in turns. And this month it falls to me…

By Avril Anderson

Mark is one of our adult Riding for the Disabled Association members. In this article, his sister Avril shares his story.

By Natalie

It’s hard to remember the age I was when I met Prodney but I think around 17. He was a livery at the stables where I would loiter hoping for a ride. When I saw him, my heart skipped a beat and I was well and truly in love.