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Hobby horsing classes and training in Moscow

Choose a format that fits your aim: recurring lessons, a one-off workshop or event preparation. Moscow sources confirm activity offers; the recurring training schedule we found is in nearby Kotelniki.

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Moscow Region · Kotelniki

FHMO training in Kotelniki

Recurring classes

The Moscow Region hobby horsing federation advertises Saturday training. Its 17 October notice lists 17:00–18:00 and 750 RUB per session. Confirm the next date and time: the 31 October class was cancelled because the coaches were away at a camp.

Venue
Abramov sports centre, Kotelniki, Silikat district, 31, building 1
Ask before attending
Age group, availability, equipment loan and the next session
Checked sources
  • FHMO · 2026-10-17https://t.me/fhmo21/1456
  • FHMO · 2026-10-30https://t.me/fhmo21/1458

Moscow · venue by arrangement

Hobbyhorseshop: activities and workshops

One-off activities

The services page offers training activities and craft workshops in Moscow. No public weekly timetable or lesson price is listed. Ask specifically for a sports session; making tack is a separate activity.

Activity address
Confirm with the organiser; the shop pickup address is not a verified training venue
Checked sources
  • Hobbyhorseshophttps://hobbyhorseshop.ru/uslugi/

Moscow · Izmailovo

Izmailovo equestrian centre: event-based activities

Events; regular classes unconfirmed

The centre describes hobby horsing competitions, group events and off-site relays. This confirms relevant activities, but not enrolment in a regular class. A separate hobby horse lesson timetable and price are not published.

Club address
Moscow, 31D Shosse Entuziastov
Checked sources
  • Izmailovohttps://kskizmailovo.ru/hobbyhorsing/

Before booking a class

  1. Confirm the next date, exact address and that the session teaches hobby horsing rather than riding a live horse or only making crafts.
  2. Ask about the group’s age range, size and beginner support. General riding-centre age limits are not automatically the rules for a hobby horse course.
  3. Ask whether the price includes a hobby horse and equipment, whether indoor shoes are required and how missed sessions are handled.
  4. Choose a trial session for your first visit if one is available. For competition preparation, show the coach the specific event rules in advance.

Questions

Why do some venues have no timetable?

We verified the published offer, not an available place on a specific day. Missing current schedules are marked; the organiser confirms the next session.

How does a class differ from a tournament?

Classes teach skills and provide feedback. A tournament uses event rules and competition programmes. An event announcement alone does not verify recurring classes.

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