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Stephen Way

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www.theeventingway.co.uk Stephen Way excellent rider and follows up with lessons with owners so they can carry on the work after schooling. Lots of testimonials on website. Highly recommended.

Stephen Way www.theeventingway.co.uk Very good with all types of horses flat and jumping. Plenty of recommendations on website.

Stephen Way www.theeventingway.co.uk Very good with all types of horses and small enough to ride pony! Lots of recommendations on website.

Stephen Way is Salisbury, not that far away, www.theeventingway.co.uk

Stephen Way based near Salisbury might be close enough? Not BE accredited but a well respected trainer with over 20 years experience up to 4* eventing.

Aston le Walls always good for first timers educational but fair tracks. Agree that the courses are more technical as the season progresses but are always a fair test at the level in my opinion. We always aim to run first time upgrades at Aston. Good luck!

We are based in Pitton and have spaces for liveries. Small yard with 30x70m school, indoor barn stabling and year round turnout. PM me for more info!

Stephen Way near Salisbury. www.theeventingway.co.uk

Depends where in Dorset? Stephen Way near Salisbury v good amd will travel reasonable distance.

Does anyone know who the photographer was at West Wilts at the weekend?

You're on the right lines with a hanging snaffle I would say, but I'd probably go for a jointed mouth rather than a french link. Also worth considering nosebands - grackles are permitted for BE competitions, or a drop noseband both might give you a bit more than just a flash. As you say...

Can't comment on the boots, but zips on MT breeches don't last more than 5 minutes! I've tried different styles and OH has the same problem so not just the ladies styles! Love the breeches otherwise but it is very annoying!

Ice boots and NAF Arnica Gel - I swear by it!