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A Kings Equestrian rider and bay horse at extended trot on the red-earth arena

Walk

Every rider starts here. Including the ones who arrive knowing how.

Eight acres of red earth on Hosur Road, twenty minutes past Sarjapur. A club member of the Equestrian Federation of India, nine graded rider levels, and a stable of schooled horses. Taught by people who compete.

EFI

Club member, Equestrian Federation of India

8 acres

Arenas, stables and trails near Sarjapur

Levels 1–9

A graded syllabus, examined at every level

All ages

Children, adults and corporate groups

Trot

Two beats. The first thing that has to become automatic.

A rider at rising trot in the sand arena at Kings Equestrian
Rising trot, both diagonals
A lesson in progress on the red-earth arena, a cone marking the track
A weekday lesson, one rider, one horse

A class is one hour. You are given a horse suited to what you can already do, not the one that happens to be free. Gear is on the farm, so nothing has to be bought before you find out whether you like it.

Everything is examined. You do not move to the next level because a term ended; you move because you rode the level. That is what the certification is for, and it is why a Kings rider can go to another arena and be understood.

Canter

Three beats, and a moment of suspension inside every stride.

A rider working a bay horse on the flat at Kings Equestrian
  1. 01Mount, halt, walk on. The horse listens to you for the first time.
  2. 02Rising trot on both diagonals, and steering that does not need the rail.
  3. 03Sitting trot, transitions on a marker, and tack you can put on yourself.
  4. 04Canter on a named lead, held all the way round.
  5. 05Poles and a cross-pole in rhythm. Nothing changes about the canter.
  6. 06A course of small fences, ridden from memory.
  7. 07Lateral work, lengthening, and a dressage test ridden through.
  8. 08Competing away from home. A different arena, the same round.
  9. 09Schooling a horse that is not yours, and coaching a rider below you.

Nine levels, examined. Registration is ₹15,500; equine groom and advanced courses run alongside the ladder.

Taught by people who compete

Kalidindi Vivek Varma, founder and director of Kings Equestrian, mounted
  • Kalidindi Vivek Varma

    Founder and director

    Dressage and show jumping. Built the farm to train riders the way the sport demands.

  • Anand

    Senior trainer

    Competes nationally and internationally; has produced top-class riders.

  • Ajay Jhala

    Senior trainer

    Dressage and show jumping since 2012, with multiple national wins.

  • Vivek Sahu

    Trainer

    Five years teaching; regional and national medallist.

  • Laxmi Kevat

    Trainer

    Horsemanship, dressage and show jumping.

Equestrian

Four beats, and all four feet off the ground.

Course fees as published by Kings Equestrian
Trial classOne session, all gear included₹1,500
Horsemanship foundations18 weeks₹12,000
Riding classes, basic24 weeks₹45,000
Rider certificationPer level, around 12 weeks each₹60,000
Indus Equestrian TeamA year, two or three classes a week₹90,000–₹1,20,000
IB programmesPYP, MYP and DP modules₹89,000–₹1,50,000

Fees as published by Kings Equestrian. Registration ₹15,500 for continuing riders.

Every single rider that walks in leaves with a new-found love, serenity and connection with horses. Kings Farm is a community more than a school, and that's what makes it unique.

Elsie

I have visited Kings Farm multiple times and enjoyed the experience immensely. A must-visit for kids and adults who want to try the sport — Mr. Vivek is very professional.

Nikhil P

We tried Kings Farm for something entirely different: a pre-wedding photoshoot. We were welcomed by a gracious and accommodating host, and it was a memorable experience.

Manuel
A horse and rider working alone on the red-earth arena at Kings Equestrian

Your first horse is waiting

One session, gear included, on the farm at Hosur Road. Call, write, or just come and meet the horses.