Welcome to Scotland's National Equestrian Centre

We are pleased to announce that our Equestrian Facilities Manager, Rachael Robertson, will be joining SRUC in April 2022. Rachael currently works at the Weipers Centre Equine Hospital, part of the Glasgow University Vet School and in addition to her expertise in horse care and welfare, she brings significant business…

Now that the Covid guidance from the Scottish Government for colleges and for sporting venues are aligned and many of the restrictions are being relaxed, SNEC is pleased to be able to start taking bookings starting from 1st February 2022. We appreciate that this has been a difficult period but the guidance…

Following a review of the guidance today we can confirm that activities at the Scottish National Equestrian Centre will remain suspended until 31 January at the earliest. The continuing focus for SRUC is delivering on our commitments to our students’ education and training. To reduce the risk of disruption to…

It is with great regret that we have taken the decision to cancel the British Showjumping show due to be held at the Scottish National Equestrian Centre this weekend and all events scheduled until 17 January. With the increasing need for caution in the run up to the Christmas period…

We are delighted to be hosting qualifiers for the 2022 championships. Please see below dates and classes. 16-17 October 2021 Joshua Jones UK Winter Discovery Championship QualifierBlue Chip Joint RLF Power Championship Qualifier 20 November 2021 Pikeur Pony Winter Novice Championship QualifierEskadron Pony Winter Discovery Championship QualifierVoltaire Design…

Laminitis can have potentially devastating consequences Researchers at Scotland’s Rural College are calling on pony owners to help them get to the root of laminitis – a painful condition which affects many ponies and horses. PhD students Philippa Davies and Ashley Ward are carrying out two linked research projects to…