This riding school uses Icelandic and Estonian horses in small groups. Adults, teenagers and junior riders of all levels receive guidance adapted to their goals. Facilities include a lit, year-round maintained 55 × 50 m arena, a smaller hard-surface arena and a roughly 200 m cross-country ring.
Alongside weekly lessons, there are themed and private lessons, courses and activities for groups and companies. Teaching uses NoShout headsets, with some lessons in Finnish and Swedish. Children aged about 3–8 can take private lessons on Lissu the pony. The school is a Finnish Equestrian Federation member. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
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