Horse activities in beautiful surroundings
Horses
At Ericsberg you can stable your horse in a lovely castle environment with fine facilities. We offer large, airy stalls, solarium, walking belts, stables with international dimensions and fiber sand, outdoor courts and both gravel and grass paddocks. The facility is also surrounded by beautiful nature, perfect for outdoor riding.
The farm currently has 9 own horses, everything from breeding mares and yearlings to competition horses. We match against young horse tests and competition. We have a careful collaboration with veterinarians, farriers and equine therapists.
We place great emphasis on varied training and have access to walking belts in addition to riding. Every year several horses are ridden with us and we work a lot with training young horses.
The horses are ridden by Caroline Bonde and Izabella Buic. Caroline has competed successfully in the national team as both a youth rider and a senior with several championship medals. Izabella is employed as a rider at Ericsberg and has actively competed on ponies with good results and trained many young horses and ponies.
We accept horses and ponies for training and sale. We have horses for customers for both short and long-term collaborations. You can also leave your horse with us for riding and for matching against the 3-year test. Contact us and we will tailor a plan that suits your horse.
Prices
Rent our well-maintained courses with international dimensions or larger. We have a riding house 20*60 meters with fiber sand and mirrors, and two outdoor courts, one 20*60 meters and one 55*70 meters with gravel and chips. It is possible to rent for single times or to rent the entire facility for e.g. course activities.
Single times: SEK 120/ per horse and time. The amount is swished to 1235765342. Label the payment with your name and address.
Rent the entire facility:
- Half day (up to 4 hours) SEK 1000 incl. VAT.
- Full day SEK 2000 incl. VAT
There is also the possibility of stalls, accommodation and meals if desired.
