Radnage House Stables

I’ve been at Radnage for a little over a month. What an amazing yard! Professionally run by Tamsin and her fantastic team, they made us feel welcome from the minute we got there, and we have loved every minute ever since! The facilities and the hacking are also incredible! Highly recommend to anyone!!

I have kept my horse at Radnage House Stables for just under a year. I immediately felt very welcome, my horse's condition has been transformed since arriving and we are both much more confident which is due to Tamsin and her team. It is a beautiful yard in a lovely setting, there are fantastic facilities and great hacking. I would recommend it to anyone!

Went to Radnage in 2019 for a 7 month placement for my Harper Adams University degree. It was an AMAZING experience, I learnt so much that helped me with my degree. My riding improved immensely, transporting horses internationally, got to watch all aspects of Paralympic life with the ultimate experience of going to the Tokyo Paralympics games as a groom. Was hard work but as in life, you get out of an experience only what you put into it. Tamsin and Radnage hold a very special place in my hea...

I have been here for a month now with my first horse for 30 plus years. Tamsin and her team are amazing. She travelled the South of England with me helping me find the most fabulous horse. Nothing was too much trouble, the saddle fitting, farrier at a moments notice for a lost shoe, bandaging for travel, loading help, tack, rugs - all the advice I need. There is a fun but safe atmosphere amongst the whole team and clients, everyone is friendly and supportive. People give you advice to keep y...

I didn’t want the incredible dedication of the team at Radnage House to go unrecognised. They constantly go above and beyond on a daily basis in the care of our horses. Today their devotion and strong work ethic has ramped up to a whole new level. They are currently preparing to come in super early (4am!) for the next few days while we have a mini heatwave to bring our horses in before the heat of the day starts and then work until dusk to turn out late. What a team. I always feel incredibly...