Jindřichovský dvůr

It is beautiful here

Beautiful environment and the ride was great even though I had the respect.

I strongly recommend beautiful landscape, super equipped, just great :-)

the camp promises a lot, fulfills little. Horse care lessons took place, as well as theoretical instruction. Even ball games, when the children took a balloon and went to buckle. About the trips to the surroundings, which I asked when we brought the child to the camp, the owner immediately declared "well, no at all", a campfire, competitions or the final demonstration. As I understand it, the children either helped to clean around the horses (classy) or they were left to fend for themselves. The ride was less than promised - it was raining on Monday, it was not easy to drive, it was not raining on Tuesday, but it was wet so it was not possible to drive - well, let's say. Beru. But what I don't take, Mrs. "accredited trainer" (by the way, the Czech Equestrian Federation does not register her license) is widely practiced "when you have long stirrups, put your feet in the stirrup straps". This is probably the most dangerous thing a child on horseback can do !! I remember the death of a child like this a few years ago. And the "trainer" still presents it quite abundantly in the photos on fcb. For one camp, it collects CZK 24,000 when fully occupied, children's stirrup straps cost CZK 200-400, three would be enough. Piercing another hole in the existing belts or wrapping the belt around the yoke eye costs nothing. I told the trainer - precisely because of the photos - that I had warned the children never to do this. She looked concerned that all the saddles had baby stirrups and how it might have occurred to me. After the camp, I learned that the child was not trotting because his stirrups were long and he refused to put his feet in the stirrup straps. If children play memory games in the evenings or staring at a cell phone, he has taken his mouth off, but this is a fundamental safety issue that the trainer should either never commit or return the license (if he has one). By the way, the statement made on the website that horseback riding always takes place in a saddle with safety stirrups is also nonsense. The camp program is one thing, basic security another. Camp here never again. yes - one of the three "experienced patient and well-riding horses" on which the ride took place (training I would probably not call it in these circumstances) had to be permanently led, because he said he "raced first and without guidance ...." it would probably be wrong turned out?

I am very satisfied, great people, very helpful and willing. I recommend not only to children but also to adults. We will be happy to return for a pleasant sitting. Thanks a lot too with this comment ...