Royal Park Riding Academy & Agistment

Royal Park Riding Academy & Agistment Royal Park Riding Academy & Agistment is a small riding school and boarding facility in the Swan Valley run by NCAS level 1 qualified, Monique Caddies.

Royal Park Riding Academy is a small riding school nestled in the Swan Valley established in 2012. It is owned and operated by Monique Caddies ("Moo"). Monique has been riding both recreationally and competitively for the past 31 years. Her riding experience covers a variety of disciplines including dressage, eventing, show jumping, vaulting, track work, bush racing, gymkhana games, barrel racing, showing, in-hand and cattle/station work. Her fort-ay however is eventing with a focus on dressage. Monique taught riding and vaulting at Riding for the Disabled for 20 years. Monique also taught at Swan Valley Pony Club. Though Monique enjoys and specializes in teaching children. Monique is also a qualified vet nurse, so is happy to share he medical knowledge. She also would like to start her EA qualifications. She has regular lessons herself with classical dressage instructor, Anita Budgeon, Katrin Kuenstler and lessons with various other jumping instructors. She has a small herd of horses who are all very well cared for, educated, compete and are schooled regularly. They are quiet but responsive and are most importantly - SAFE!!! Lessons are $65- flat rate max 4 riders. Half hour lessons are $45. All lessons include horse care as riders are expected to catch and tack up their own horse (under guidance of course!!!)

Lessons are available every day and are booked in on a weekly or fortnightly basis. There is no joining fee and lessons are paid for each week. So no term fee (we do have a $25 cancellation without 48 hours notice)

We also do camps, gymkhana days, show days and clinics. PLEASE BE AWARE THAT DUE TO OUR HORSES WORKLOAD OUR WEIGHT LIMIT IS 75KGS
Bookings are essential

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It never gets easier seeing students grow up and leave into the big wide world to pursue the next step of their horse jo...
14/09/2026

It never gets easier seeing students grow up and leave into the big wide world to pursue the next step of their horse journey.

It's been an absolute pleasure watching you grow and teaching you what I know Liv. Every minute has been fun and rewarding. I'll especially miss your dry sense of humour. I can't wait to watch you and your pretty grey mare progress.

Thank you to Anne-Marie and Steve for trusting me to nurture your girl's passion.

Please don't be strangers! Thank you xx

Nothing like some last minute checking of notes to make sure you've got it... even if you're upside down
14/09/2026

Nothing like some last minute checking of notes to make sure you've got it... even if you're upside down

Better late than never right!!?? We've been so busy preparing for THIS weekend's Progressive competition hosted at our p...
11/09/2026

Better late than never right!!?? We've been so busy preparing for THIS weekend's Progressive competition hosted at our place, that I never officially congratulated our team that attended the State Competition!

Congratulations to our little team. You were all awesome! I am very proud of each and every one of you! And Moe! Who literally carried us through. Safe. Sturdy. Reliable. šŸ–¤šŸ¤

No camps these holidays sorry!
08/09/2026

No camps these holidays sorry!

Happy Father's Day to all the Royal Park dads. We hope you're spoilt like you deserve!
06/09/2026

Happy Father's Day to all the Royal Park dads. We hope you're spoilt like you deserve!

Stunning afternoon teaching my favourite students- just kidding. Every single student is my favourite! Honestly. šŸ™‚Not ki...
01/09/2026

Stunning afternoon teaching my favourite students- just kidding. Every single student is my favourite! Honestly. šŸ™‚

Not kidding about how stunning it was though!

RIP Dolly Partonhttps://www.facebook.com/share/19SaHzFELD/?mibextid=
26/08/2026

RIP Dolly Parton

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šŸ’” RIP DOLLY PARTON, 1946–2026

There are plenty of reasons for horse lovers to have had a soft spot for Dolly Parton.

Growing up poor in East Tennessee, Dolly wanted a pony more than almost anything.

She once told the wonderful story of an uncle convincing her that she could actually grow her own pony by planting ā€œpony seedsā€.

So, as only a hopeful little girl could, she buried horse manure in the ground, watered it carefully... and waited.

No pony ever appeared. But the love of horses never quite left her.

And perhaps one of the best descriptions Dolly ever gave of herself also came straight from the horse world:

ā€œI may look like a show pony, but I’m a workhorse.ā€

Pony dreams, workhorse spirit and a heart every bit as big as her personality.

Rest in peace, Dolly. ā¤ļøšŸ“

There is a saying in the equestrian world: No hoof, no horse.And behind every healthy, happy horse is someone who unders...
24/08/2026

There is a saying in the equestrian world: No hoof, no horse.

And behind every healthy, happy horse is someone who understands that a hoof is so much more than something to trim and shoe. It is the foundation of everything they do - every step, every stride, every journey.

I am incredibly lucky to have a farrier who doesn’t just care for my horses’ feet. He cares about their journeys.

He is an absolute expert at his craft. He notices the little things, understands each horse as an individual, and nurtures their feet with patience, knowledge and an extraordinary level of care. My horses genuinely couldn’t be the happy, comfortable horses they are without him.

But somewhere along the way, he became so much more than my farrier. He's my confidant, my therapist, my friend.

He has listened to my endless plans, talked me through the trickiest of days and offered life advice when I probably needed it more than hoof advice. He champions my goals, believes in my crazy ideas, celebrates my wins as though they were his own, gently prods me in the right direction and patiently helps me carry the weight of my losses.

We have solved most of the world’s problems standing beside a horse, usually somewhere between discussing my horses well-being and completely losing track of what we were originally talking about.

And that is the thing about the people who become part of my horse journeys. They don’t just work on our horses. They become part of the story.

Every horse has a journey. Every hoof carries them through it. And I am incredibly grateful that mine have someone so talented, invested and genuinely caring helping them take every step.

No hoof. No horse. And no way I could do this without my farrier.

10/08/2026

Tonight's theory was

Q. "How much does it REALLY cost to own a horse?"

A. "Your soul.. and then some."
B. "Too much"
C. " Infinity"
D. " There's no point keeping count, every cent is totally worth it"
E. " All of the above"

07/08/2026

Glorious rain!!!! If we are unable to ride, we'll still go ahead and do theory!

Address

114 Albert Road
Middle Swan, WA
6056

Opening Hours

Monday 3pm - 6pm
Tuesday 3pm - 6pm
Wednesday 3pm - 6pm
Thursday 3pm - 6pm
Friday 3pm - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 11:30am

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