About
Tapitlaw Riding School, located in Dunfermline, is an equestrian facility offering horse riding lessons for all ages and levels of riders. Managed by Bob Yeoman and Fiona Horne, Tapitlaw Riding School is part of the larger Tapitlaw Sport Horses, a family-owned business dedicated to breeding and producing Scottish Sport Horses.
With a focus on show jumping, Tapitlaw Sport Horses has a proven track record of producing horses that have excelled at both national and international levels. The family owns and breeds a number of high-quality broodmares and raises a select number of foals each year. Some of these foals are available for sale, while others are retained for future breeding or trained for show jumping careers.
Tapitlaw Riding School is proud to offer lessons that accommodate riders of all ages and skill levels. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics of horsemanship or an experienced rider looking to refine your skills for competition, Tapitlaw has experienced instructors and well-trained horses to meet your needs.
In addition to riding lessons, Tapitlaw Riding School also stands two stallions at public stud: Clarius, a Scottish Sports Horse Approved stallion, and Tarkan, licenced with the SSH. This allows the school to offer breeding services to horse owners and breeders who are looking to produce top-class sport horses.
Located in Comrie, Fife, Scotland, Tapitlaw Riding School is conveniently situated to serve the Dunfermline area. The facility is equipped with a range of amenities, including riding arenas, stables, and pastureland. The staff at Tapitlaw is dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment for both riders and horses.
For more information about Tapitlaw Riding School, including lesson availability, pricing, and contact details, please visit their website or give them a call. They can be reached by phone at 01383 850 302 or on their mobile at 07867 534 046. You can also reach out to them via email. Tapitlaw Riding School looks forward to helping you achieve your equestrian goals.
