The stable is managed by Leslie Van Elewyck, a rider with experience in competitions. Leslie is a certified instructor (Belgium instructor B - equivalent to BHS-2 instructor) and coaches riders from the beginner level up to experienced riders reaching the 1.2 m-meter level. Camps have international participants and courses are provided in three languages (English, French, and Dutch). Members are encouraged to use all three languages, giving you the ideal setting to get familiar with a new language in a unique setting.
Each day you will have the opportunity to mount a horse (twice times a day) and learn how to take care of a horse, the stables, and the required equipment. But there is so much more, this stable also focuses on team building and each day a fun activity is organized (swimming, crafts, bicycling, etc.)
A typical day
- 07:30 Breakfast and get dressed
- 08:30 Arrival at the stables and preparation of the horses
- 09:00 Riding dressage
- 10:00 Clean horses and care
- 10:30 Theory in French or horse theory or craft
- 12:00 Lunch and break times
- 13:00 Preparing horses
- 13:30 Riding jumping
- 14:30 Care horses
- 15:00 Theory in French or horse theory or craft
- 16:00 Day briefing, group activity, and communication
- 17:00 Back to the host family
On Tuesday and Thursday, you will also have an evening activity and on other days, the activities will be organized by the host family.
EP Stables
Set in 1.30 hectares, EP Stables is a Belgium-approved riding School with 12 stables, an outdoor arena, an indoor arena, a small bar (no open bar), prairies, and the next Ravel.