Silver Hoof Academy
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Riding school · Cairo International Stadium

Learn to ride in the heart of Cairo.

From your first mount to your first competition, our instructors teach horsemanship step by step, with calm horses matched to your level.

Location
Cairo International Stadium
Riders
All ages and levels
Disciplines
Dressage and show jumping
Safety
A helmet for every mounted lesson

Programs

Pick the path that fits the rider.

Not sure where to start? Tell us the rider's age and experience and we will suggest a program.

An instructor leading a beginner on a grey horse in the arena
Beginners

Foundations

Handling, grooming, mounting, balance and control at the walk and trot. The right place to start at any age.

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Ages by assessment

Junior riders

Small groups for young riders, with a focus on confidence, safety habits and fun on horseback.

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Intermediate

Dressage

Precise, flowing riding inside the lettered arena. Builds seat, rhythm and communication with the horse.

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Intermediate to advanced

Show jumping

Gridwork, courses and course walking, taught progressively from poles on the ground upward.

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Any level

Private lessons

One-to-one time with an instructor to fix a habit, prepare for an event or move faster.

The arena

Every rider learns to read these letters.

Each letter marks a fixed point around the arena, so rider and instructor always know where a movement starts and finishes.

KVESH FPBRM DLXIG AC 60 m 20 m wide
The standard dressage arena: 20 × 60 m. Every rider here learns to read these markers.

Your first lesson

What happens when you arrive.

A rider grooming a chestnut horse in the stable
  1. Meet your horseYour instructor introduces you and shows you how to approach and read the horse.
  2. Groom and tack upYou learn the basics of care and how the saddle and bridle fit.
  3. Mount and settleMount with help, then set your seat, hands and stirrups.
  4. Walk, halt, steerSimple exercises in the arena build control and trust.
  5. Cool downDismount, loosen the horse off, and talk through what comes next.

Ready to start?

Book a first visit and meet the horses.

Tell us your age and whether you have ridden before, and we will suggest the right program.

A white horse cantering across a field