Dressage / Flatwork Clinics in Surrey?

[MJ_1993]

Hi guys!

Where do you all go for your Flatwork or Dressage clinics in Surrey?

I see Parwood hold a few, just wondered if there was anywhere else, I wanted to start going out for lessons to get the boy out and about more.


I need fairly basic lessons as i'm 'novicey' i guess, as in ive done quite a lot but mostly self taught.

Thanks!!

 

[milliepops]

Sure you will get some suggestions from people in your area, but in the meantime have a look at the BD regional activities - you don't have to be a member to take part. Can be a good way to try out new trainers and also get your horse out to a different venue.

http://www.britishdressage.co.uk/your_regions/southern_region

 

[Shay]

Littleton Manor hold clinics. (Or they used to - I'm not sure what is happening now the property is sold) As do Merrist Wood and Tweaseldown. Sally Thurloway is at Sands Farm every week. Angel farm have good basic level clinics most weeks.

 

[Luci07]

Littleton is still operating as per normal. Sally T is a SJ not dressage person. Have a look on the Riderslikeme website as they have a lot of training /comp details. Local BD does not seem to do a lot and in your place, I would look at what the local riding clubs are offering in terms of training. So there is Bookham RC, Horsham and District, Newlands Corner, Littleton have their own RC as well, Abinger Forest and prob a host of others I have omitted.

 

[star]

Parwood and Merrist Wood between them hold loads more than I could ever get to and right on my doorstep so I just go there.

 

[LynH]

Tania Grantham of Inspire Dressage (see FB) holds clinics at Holdhurst Manor in Cranleigh, at another yard, LS Equestrian near Forest Green and does lessons at Merrist Wood during the shared arena hire sessions. We usually book our own arena hire when we know when she's there i.e. last Tues and the Mon before about 6pm. She then will also comes to my place to teach in between when I need a lesson.