By Prodney

I’m currently splitting my time between supervising the ‘oldies’ in the fields, and keeping order at the Stables in Teddington. Last month we had an NHS day, after a Richmond Council initiative asked for suitable venues in the Borough, and we all just loved the idea.

By Prodney

Is it just me or is time speeding up? I can’t believe it’s nearly Christmas, but this will be special, the first back in Teddington in our forever home. I’ll be marking the occasion with some nice warming mash and as many grated carrots as I can wrap my old gums around.

By Prodney

Our stables in Teddington are now luxurious, but this is a residential street with no ‘turnout’ (field or paddock). And we only have space for 8 horses. This is why horses are rotated, between the Stables and our fields in Surrey.

By Peter Tomlin

Peter is a long-term member of the Park Lane family, but his connection goes back much further than Natalie’s, right back to the 1970s! This is his story (so far).

By Prodney

When I was standing on Park Lane in Teddington being interviewed by the BBC back in 2021, I couldn’t have imagined what would happen next. At times our future seemed grim. Now, three years later, it couldn’t be rosier.

By Flora, Frances and Natalie

At 15, Flora loved horses and dreamed of working with them when she left school. Other areas of life could be overwhelming, she was shy and lacked confidence. But horses made her feel calm and safe.

By Prodney

Humans like to think it’s them, but this is based on odd criteria such as having opposable thumbs, or because they can talk to each other. But if you’re a human reading this, I’d like to introduce our perspective.

By Prodney

I celebrated my 44th birthday on 30 May, and although I said I’d rather have rubber matting than carrots I did get a few of those too, and there were some wonderful scritches and neck rubs.

By Prodney

This year I have nobly decided to forgo my birthday ration of carrots in favour for something more practical…

By Natasha Moore

When mum of 6 year-old Monty brought him to Park Lane Stables in the hopes of finding an activity suitable for him as an autistic, pre-verbal child, little did she know the magical effect horses would have on both of them.