What age can kids start riding here?

A minimum age isn't published. Parents quoted on the club's site say their children ride here - ask the club on 058 999 6756.

How much do lessons cost?

Classes are sold in packages of 10, 15 or 35 sessions, but prices aren't published - ask the club for current fees.

Is it suitable for complete beginners or nervous kids?

The club runs a Beginners level for riders who are totally new, and a parent testimonial on its site says the coaches have a way with kids even if they are scared of horses.

What are the opening hours?

Google lists 6-8AM and 5-10PM every day. These are the yard's hours, not a lesson timetable - ask the club for class times.

Call or WhatsApp +971 58 999 6756, call 055 599 8226 or email almadamstables2@gmail.com. The club's process is call, visit, then join the classes.

Near Al Rawabi Milk, Al Khawaneej 2, Dubai.

Al Madam 2 Equestrian Club — Horse Riding School

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Al Khawaneej

Al Madam 2 Equestrian Club is a horse riding school and livery yard near Al Rawabi Milk in Al Khawaneej 2, which the club says opened in late September 2019. It keeps more than 40 horses and describes an arena of over 16,000 sqm, with separate arenas for its different levels. Lessons come as one-to-one or group classes, and the club also offers desert hacks and dawn and twilight riding. Courses are pitched at three levels: complete beginners, beginner-intermediate riders with some basics, and advanced riders who want to polish their skills. Classes are sold in packages of 10, 15 or 35 sessions; prices aren't listed, so ask the club. Parents quoted on the club's own site say their children train here and that the coaches 'have a way with kids even if they are scared of horses or riding'. There's also a play area for young kids and an in-house shop for riding kit.

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The activity

Horse Riding, explained

Horse riding lessons teach kids balance, coordination and responsibility, starting with groundwork and learning to lead a horse before moving on to independent riding at walk, trot and beyond. Lessons usually run one-to-one or in small groups on well-mannered lesson horses, with an instructor guiding from the ground at first. It's a good fit for kids who love animals and are drawn to a calmer, outdoor activity rather than a fast-paced team sport, and many stables also teach horse care alongside the riding itself. Most yards welcome complete beginners, with no prior experience needed to start.

Who it's for

The club says its trainers teach anyone, from novices to experienced riders, across three levels: Beginners (totally new to riding), Beginners - Intermediate (some basic knowledge) and Advanced (trained riders honing their skills). Parent testimonials on its site mention children learning here, and its gallery shows a young child in a riding helmet. A minimum age isn't published - ask the club before booking.

What to expect

The club's joining process is three steps: call, visit, then join the classes, so expect to ring first and see the yard before you sign up. Lessons are one-to-one or in groups, with separate arenas for each level and the club's coaches teaching. Classes are sold as packages of 10, 15 or 35 sessions. Prices, lesson length, whether a single trial lesson is possible and what kit a child needs aren't published, so ask when you call. The club advertises dawn and twilight riding; check current lesson times with them. The club also lists a play area where younger brothers and sisters can keep busy.

Highlights

One-to-one and group classes, plus desert hacks and dawn and twilight riding (almadamstables.com)
Three levels, from total beginners to advanced riders, with separate arenas (almadamstables.com)
Class packages of 10, 15 or 35 sessions (almadamstables.com)
More than 40 horses and an arena the club puts at over 16,000 sqm (almadamstables.com)
Play area for young kids and an in-house riding kit shop (almadamstables.com)
4.8 on Google from 234 reviews

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Al Madam 2 Equestrian Club holds 4.8 on Google from 234 reviews, 207 of them five stars and 2 one star. Parent testimonials on the club's own site say the coaches are knowledgeable and have a way with kids even if they are scared of horses, and that prices are reasonable.

The facts

Not published yet: Ask about ages and trials
Prices: Packages of 10, 15 or 35 classes; prices not published
Where: Near Al Rawabi Milk, Al Khawaneej 2, Al Khawaneej, Dubai
How to book: almadamstables.com · wa.me/971589996756 · +971 58 999 6756 · +971 55 599 8226 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Every day6–8am, 5–10pm

Questions parents ask

Good to know

Wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance (Google listing)
Play area for young kids to keep busy while others ride (almadamstables.com)
In-house shop for riding equipment, from saddles and bridles to riding clothes (almadamstables.com)
The club also offers livery for private horses and horse transport across the UAE (almadamstables.com)
Two phone numbers on the contact page: 058 999 6756 and 055 599 8226 (almadamstables.com)