Welcome to Stride Again, Equine Rehabilitation
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Stride again is an equine rehabilitation centre, based in Gloucestershire. With over 50 acres of grassland, we provide a safe and professional environment for horses in need of rehabilitation, and rest. We have a modern barn, housing up to 6 spacious 15x12ft stables, a full-size outdoor arena, 620 meter canter track, 5 horse covered walker, sand and rubber round pen, 24/7 CCTV and secure individual turnout paddocks. Our centre is designed with equine welfare at its heart.
Whether your horse requires post-operative care or a structured rehab programme. We are happy to discus with your vet a rehabilitation plan to suit every horse and owner.
What we offer
We offer bespoke rehabilitation programs tailored to your horse’s individual needs, whether they are returning from injury or simply require time, care, and structured turn-out to recover fully. Nestled in the Cotswold countryside, our peaceful setting provides the space, facilities, and expert supervision needed to give your horse the best possible chance to heal, rebuild strength, and regain confidence.
Rehabilitation
Our bespoke holiday livery offers exceptional care for your horse while you’re away. Set in a safe, secure, and horse-friendly environment, we provide grass turnout and beautiful facilities to ensure your horse’s comfort and wellbeing. We can offer a walker and turnout service to keep your horse gently active while you are away.
Holiday care
Our Facilities
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Individual Turnout Paddocks
Our individual turnout paddocks provide horses with safe, private outdoor space to relax, graze, and move freely without the risk of herd injuries. This setup is ideal for horses that require special care, controlled feeding, rehabilitation, or simply prefer their own space.
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Large American Barn
Our barn has 15 x 12 ft Monarch stables with rubber mat flooring and automatic drinkers to provide a comfortable and safe environment for your horse. All stables have external windows to increase airflow, promoting fresh air.
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Surfaced Canter Track
We offer a 620m Equestrian Surfaces cushion track surface, allowing horses to train, build fitness and recover in a controlled, high-quality environment all year round.
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Claydon Horse Walker
The Claydon 5-horse walker with rubber flooring and enclosed sides offers gentle, low-impact exercise for horses recovering from injury.
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24/7 CCTV
To ensure the safety and security of all horses, our facilities are equipped with 24/7 CCTV monitoring.
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Stable Soft Flooring
A granulistic, non-slip, hard-wearing rubber surface covers the yard to improve safety by maximising grip and reducing impact. It is designed to provide superior joint protection, insulation, and comfort for horses compared to traditional concrete.
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Outdoor Arena
We have a 70 × 50m Equestrian Surfaces cushion track surface.
Our Experts
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Alex Stokes
Alex has been working with horses for over 40 years ranging from Show Jumpers, Team Chasers, Hunters, Polo Ponies to Mares and Foals.
We have the time and knowledge to put into helping horses recover from injury. Our son has been playing polo around the world for the last 10 years, as a family we have been the team keeping the ponies at the peak of fitness during their playing season. Some of our ponies have been playing for at least 10 years.
We always take great pride in caring for horses recovering from injury and enjoy seeing them return to the disciplines that they love. This is why Stride Again was created.
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