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A wide sand outdoor arena with white fencing and a metasequoia grove under a clear sky
Outdoor arena, Guri Riding Club

Leave the city noise behind.The sound of a horse breathing is enough.

Guri Riding Grounds sits beside Wangsukcheon Stream, just over the Seoul city line, and is run by the Seoul Equestrian Federation. Open Tuesday to Sunday. Lessons last 45 minutes.

Programmes

There are six programmes, and every lesson lasts 45 minutes.

Opening hours

Tuesday to Sunday, with 8 lesson slots a day. Closed on Mondays.

Morning lessons
8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00
Lunch break
12:00–14:00
Afternoon lessons
14:00, 15:00, 16:00, 17:00
Closed
Mondays

Around the grounds

An indoor arena (20 × 60 m), an outdoor arena, stables and a clubhouse. 61 horses live here, including the 19 club horses.

Guri Riding Grounds from above: the outdoor arena, the red-roofed clubhouse and the stables, surrounded by metasequoia trees
Guri Riding Grounds, surrounded by metasequoia trees
The long indoor arena under a green steel-framed roof
Indoor arena
A stable aisle lined with stalls on both sides
Stables
The outdoor arena with jumps set up, the clubhouse and Guri Tower behind
Outdoor arena

Daily riding notes

Short notes on horse science, riding, horse health and therapeutic riding, one a day.

Equestrian news

News from Korean and international equestrian sport, summarised with links to the original reports.

Coaches

Lessons are taught by a former national reserve team rider and nationally certified coaches. You can choose your coach.

Competitions and riders

A dressage competition in the outdoor arena with the judges' box
A dressage competition at Guri Riding Grounds

The Seoul Equestrian Federation hosts Seoul riding competitions and selects Seoul's teams for national competitions. The Seoul student riding competition is also held in this arena.

Guri Riding Club logo: a horse's head and mane forming the letter G
The mane flows like a river, and the head always looks ahead.

The G in the logo is the initial of Guri and also the waterway that flows around the riding grounds. The deep green comes from the metasequoia avenue at the entrance.

About the club