Turner's Equestrian

Gibbs Road, Leeton NSW 2705 · +61 444 588 394

A small group gathered with horses in a sunny Riverina paddock near Leeton
Group days, made around you

Bring your group to horse country

Plan equestrian group activities near Leeton around your ages, experience and reason for getting together. We agree the riding, horse care and farm activities before your date is set.

Request a group quote
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Private bookings

One day, your way

Choose a school visit, team day, birthday, hens event or private celebration. We’ll shape the activity mix with you.

Young participants learning how to approach a calm horse with an adult nearby
Schools and youth

A school horse day

Plan a suitable mix of horse care and riding, with safety briefings matched to the youngest and least experienced riders.

Work colleagues sharing a hands-on horse care activity at a country property
Workplaces

Team time outdoors

Give your Riverina team a change of pace with shared horse and farm activities. We’ll agree the plan first.

A birthday group gathered beside a horse in a shaded paddock
Birthdays

Make it a horse day

Build an equestrian birthday party around the ages and riding experience in your group.

A host and visitors discussing a group activity plan beside the stable yard
Planned together

Clear plans before arrival

Turner's Equestrian starts with your group’s ages, experience and purpose. Riding, horse care and farm activities are arranged in an agreed running order. Mixed-ability adults can take part at different paces, while younger groups can have more time for briefings and supervised rotations. The details are settled before your group arrives.

Women enjoying a relaxed horse-country outing beside a fenced paddock
Hens events and retreats

Country time together

Ask about a hens event in country NSW or a women’s riding retreat, with activity choices agreed in advance.

A group listening to a horse safety briefing in a sunny yard
“The horse-care briefing helped our group settle in. Everyone knew what to expect before we started.”
Ebenie A.
Several visitors taking turns during a supervised activity beside the paddock
Group size and cost

Quoted for your plan

  • Capacity confirmed for your date
  • Rotations considered for larger groups
  • Price based on format and duration
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Start planning

Tell us about your group

Share your preferred date, numbers and ages. We’ll reply within one business day with a quote and draft running order.

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Pick a starting point

Group formats we host

Every group arrives with a different mix of ages, confidence and plans. These formats give us a useful place to begin.

School-age visitors learning about a horse with a supervisor beside them

School and youth days

Set the balance of horse care, farm activity and riding around participant ages and experience.

  • Numbers and age range confirmed with the organiser.
  • Duration set to suit the agreed activity plan.
  • Briefings and supervision planned for the least experienced participants.
Ask about a school day
Colleagues working together on a practical activity in a rural horse yard

Workplace team days

Give colleagues a shared country activity, with riding and horse care included only where they suit the group.

  • Group size confirmed against the activities requested.
  • Short or extended formats can be discussed.
  • Mixed riding experience can be planned for in the running order.
Plan a team day
Birthday guests gathered by a horse in a fenced country paddock

Birthdays

Make the day fit the guest of honour, the participants’ ages and the experience they bring.

  • Tell us how many guests are coming and their ages.
  • We’ll suggest a suitable activity order.
  • Ask about food arrangements when you enquire.
Ask about a birthday booking
A hens group enjoying a quiet moment with horses on a rural property

Hens events

Plan a country get-together with horse and farm activities selected to suit your group.

  • Share your group size and preferred date.
  • Agree the running order before booking.
  • Catering and local touring may be arranged where available.
Plan a hens event
Women talking beside a horse in the late afternoon light

Women’s riding retreats

Talk through the group’s riding experience and aims, then agree a suitable mix of activities.

  • Participant numbers are confirmed during planning.
  • Build a schedule around the activities you choose.
  • Ask about local tourism add-ons where available.
Ask about a retreat
Friends sharing a relaxed private celebration beside the farm paddock

Private celebrations

Have another occasion in mind? Tell us what you’re marking and what the group would enjoy doing.

  • Group size and ages help us check what’s suitable.
  • Activity length is agreed as part of the quote.
  • Share any special requests when you enquire.
Discuss a private booking

A plan that fits

Build the day around your group

We agree the activity mix before you arrive. Catering and local tourism add-ons can be discussed with your booking where available.

Step 01

Tell us who’s coming

Share the group type, participant numbers, age range and any riding experience. Start here.

Step 02

Choose the activity mix

Talk through riding, horse care and farm activities. We’ll shape a draft running order for your group.

Step 03

Confirm the details

Review the date, capacity, safety plan and any available extras before confirming the booking.

What would your group like to include?

Select any ideas you’d like us to consider. Add them to your enquiry as a starting point.

Before anyone rides

Safety planning and supervision

We plan around the youngest and least experienced participants. Organisers help us prepare by sharing relevant group information before the visit.

What we plan with you

  • Supervision arrangements based on ages, experience and the planned activities.
  • Helmet requirements and availability discussed before the booking is confirmed.
  • A clear briefing before participants begin horse or farm activities.
  • Riding experience considered when we plan activities and group rotations.

We’ll confirm the practical details with the organiser. No one should assume riding equipment or a particular activity is available until it has been agreed.

What the organiser provides

Participant ages and experience

Send the age range and let us know who has ridden before. We use this information to plan a suitable format and supervision arrangements.

Consent and medical information

Collect any consent and relevant medical details required by your organisation, then share the necessary information with us before the visit.

Group supervision

Tell us who is responsible for the group on the day. Supervision arrangements and ratios are agreed during booking, based on the participants and activities.

Clothing and arrival details

We’ll confirm practical clothing guidance, arrival arrangements and any specific preparation once the activity plan is agreed.

Group sizes and quotes

Clear costs, confirmed for your booking

Group capacity and price depend on the activities, duration and date. We confirm both after we know what you’re planning.

A focused group visit

One agreed activity plan

Price confirmed in your quote

Tell us your numbers, ages, preferred date and activity ideas. We’ll check the group size against the plan and confirm the cost before you book.

A longer group day

More time, planned together

Price confirmed in your quote

For a longer visit or a wider mix of activities, we’ll outline the running order and any available add-ons in the written quote.

Large group? Rotations may help, subject to capacity and the activities requested. Quotes are returned within one business day and include a draft running order. Your quote will state its validity period.

Make the first move

Request a group booking quote

Give us the key details and we’ll come back with a draft plan. A date and participant count are a good start.

Include any relevant access, consent or safety details you’d like us to discuss.