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This spring, Beverly’s weekly group lesson schedule is organized around clearly defined, skill-based group lessons. These labels appear directly on the schedule to help riders confidently identify appropriate classes—while preserving the flexibility and individualized guidance that define the Beverly program.

At Beverly, every rider begins the same way: learning the fundamentals through structured lessons. It’s a system designed to build position, understanding, and confidence with consistent guidance. But at a certain point, something shifts. Progress is no longer only what happens during lessons but what happens between them.

After a winter spent between Wellington and Virginia—our polo ponies and jumpers in Florida, and the rest of our program at home—we return to what matters most: being together again on the same farm. While Wellington offers exceptional sport, training, and weather, there is a rhythm and connection here in Virginia to which we year to return.

Our Summer On-Site Lease Program is designed to offer exactly that: a structured, supported pathway into meaningful access to horses, without the uncertainty or complexity that often comes with it.

Each year, March arrives with a renewed sense of possibility. We look forward to the warm breezes, the first peaks of daffodils and crocus, and the unmistakable shift toward longer days and expanded riding opportunities. It is the natural beginning of our most active and rewarding season.

As our riders transition from winter foundation competitions into the spring season — and for many, into the rated environment — Beverly is hosting a focused, three-day immersion designed to ensure every rider understands the standards that govern competition before stepping through the in-gate.

We are entering an exciting phase as winter transitions to spring. We are happy to introduce an expanded lesson structure that reflects both our commitment to lesson flexibility through staffing growth and increasing ring capacity as we can expand to our multiple outdoor arenas.

At Beverly, we believe in the transformative power of horses; access to horses can change lives. Our mission is simple: to provide meaningful access to horses and the opportunity to grow with them. 🐎

Very few facilities offer both a robust school horse lesson program and the quantity, quality, and continuity of shows that Beverly hosts throughout the year. At Beverly, our shows are a natural extension of our training program. Riders can begin with entry-level schooling experiences and progress—at their own pace—through increasingly competitive divisions. For those who choose to continue, that same pathway can lead all the way to rated national competition, without ever le

This winter, Beverly’s weekly group lesson schedule is organized around clearly defined, skill-based group lessons. These labels appear directly on the schedule to help riders confidently identify appropriate classes—while preserving the flexibility and individualized guidance that define the Beverly program.

January is always a meaningful moment at Beverly. It represents both a fresh start and a continuation of the work we care most deeply about: providing thoughtful, well-supported access to horses and horsemanship for riders at every stage—especially those entering the sport or building their foundation.

This three-day program is built around a concept riders hear often—but rarely have the opportunity to explore in depth: the 3-Ring Horse. A horse and rider capable of stepping confidently into the hunter, jumper, and equitation rings is not an accident. It is the result of correct flatwork, thoughtful progression, technical adaptability, and a rider who understands how expectations shift from ring to ring. This clinic is designed to make those distinctions clear—and usable.

At Beverly, we believe access to horses means meeting riders where they are and supporting meaningful, sustainable growth—at every level and in every season. Here's your planning guide for 2026.

A new month, a new season, and so much ahead at Beverly.

We are excited to introduce a brand-new opportunity for our Beverly community: Beverly’s Immersive Winter Break Clinics—a focused, three-day training experience designed to deepen your skills, strengthen your foundation, and set you up confidently for the 2026 season. These small-group clinics will take place in our indoor arena over winter break and are designed specifically for riders in our regular program who are ready for a more intensive, progressive training format.

As our Beverly show season becomes busier and our social feeds fill with ribbons, countdowns, and competition updates, we want to pause and speak directly to a group that is—and always will be—the backbone of Beverly: our lesson riders.

We are excited to share that Beverly’s Riding Club is entering a new phase designed to elevate the lesson experience for every rider — from first-time students to our most seasoned enthusiasts. This fall, we are implementing several enhancements that reflect our commitment to thoughtful progression, horse welfare, and rider enjoyment.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Collette McNell as Barn Manager and Senior Instructor at Beverly Equestrian. Collette brings more than twenty years of experience in the equestrian industry, combining deep technical expertise with exceptional leadership and organizational skills.

Beverly is busier than ever, and to maintain our high level of service, we follow and maintain a detailed calendar of events and programs at Beverly . This blog describes the details of the lesson calendar, and explains how to confirm your participation.

We are thrilled to announce the details of the Wakefield Equestrian Sports Program (WESP) for the 2025–26 academic year! Now entering its 11th year, WESP continues to offer students in grades 6 through 12 a unique opportunity to develop their riding skills, compete as part of a team, and earn athletic credit—all without needing to own a horse.