Wanneroo Riding & Therapeutic Centre

Wanneroo Riding & Therapeutic Centre

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Come and learn to ride in a friendly and supportive environment.

Photos from Wanneroo Riding & Therapeutic Centre's post 29/05/2026

The animals enjoyed their morning out at Merriwa Primary School meeting all the children

21/05/2026

Most people who love riding really want to create a strong connection with their horse.

This is very similar to making a friend. Which is why horses can help people to develop better social skills

You need to listen and acknowledge when your horse says no, or shows signs they are struggling with something you are asking. This helps to build trust. You can then make changes to what you are asking, maybe be clearer with your introduction or break them down to make it simpler for the horse to understand.

You need to be present. Yes this means being there regularly with them and spending to e with them, but it also means being I. The moment when you are with them and not being distracted.

Also no one likes a friend who only turns up when they want something. So make sure the only time you get your horse out, isn’t when you want to ride. Get them out for a groom, a massage or for a walk I hand to eat grass. This way your horse will want to see you

20/05/2026

Love this so important for training a horse and set them up for success.

However this also applies to us as humans. When we prioritise a calm regulated nervous system ethic g else falls into place.

This is what our therapeutic sessions focus on.

Before anything else…

For me, a relaxed and regulated nervous system is the foundation of everything.

I want to see a horse that feels safe in its body, able to breathe, soften and truly use itself correctly.

From there we can begin to build posture with strength, balance and longevity in mind - not just for today, but for years to come.

True muscle development comes from correct function, not force.

From stability, not tension.

From understanding, not shortcuts.

Functionality over flash will always be my priority.

Because when the foundations are solid, progression becomes sustainable, honest and far more rewarding.

The basics are never boring. They are what create the horse underneath everything else. 🤍

07/05/2026

Please be aware that the roadworks have started and Caporn street is closed. You will need to come in using Dundabar road. This is causing traffic jam so please ensure you leave extra time to get to your lessons

18/04/2026

We are looking forward to welcoming our first participants on Monday for our supported learning and engagement hub.

Supporting with self regulation, social and emotional skills and a supportive environment to facilitate learning

17/04/2026

Life is not a competition and it's much more fun when we support and help one another.

Adult 101 riding course 14/04/2026

Due to several requests we are running an adult only Riding 101 program starting Sat 25th April, 11 am.

You can book online here -

Adult 101 riding course Come and join us for our next Adult 101 Riding Course. This is the perfect introduction to horse riding. In each session you will learn some key horsemanship skills such as how horses communicate, how to lead safely, grooming and tacking. You will the enjoy a 30 min group lesson where you can learn....

Horse experience 13/04/2026

Our Horse Experiences are back!

From Sat 25th April, 10 am, our horse experiences are back. Come and enjoy an hour with our beautiful horses!

Book onine here -

Horse experience Come and join us for this magical 1 hour experience where you will get up close and personal with our horses, learn more about how the think and communicate, feed and groom them before helping to tack them up and enjoy a 30 min ride around the property. Experience the relaxation and joy that comes f...

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Location

Address


170 Rousset Road Mariginiup
Perth, WA
6078

Opening Hours

Wednesday 9am - 12am
Thursday 9am - 12pm
3:30pm - 6:30pm
Friday 9am - 12am
Saturday 7am - 12am
Sunday 7am - 12pm