Dressage Trainer North West Area?

[nsequestrian]

Does anybody know a Dressage trainer within the North West area whom they would suggest/recommend to have training with?

Currently struggling with my mare; now that she is back into work after 8 months off, she seems to have forgotten...Everything!

Thanks

 

[BlairandAzria]

I've had some lessons with Debbie jones (she's a list 1 bd judge apparently now trains with Carl Hester) I've had a couple of lessons with her and found her way of teaching very good, clear simple instruction. After one lesson I felt I'd come on more with her than a month with my regular weekly instructor.

Some people don't like the way she sits down to teach rather than stands, but it's never really bothered me I have to say.

She's running a clinic at aintree in August, think shared lessons ate £35 so could be a good way If seeing what you think!?

 

[HayleyUK]

Sarah Probin and Fiona Lace are both fab, very clear, similar in style and offer tons of confidence. Fiona is a real 'okay, that wasn't quite what we wanted so lets go again' type of trainer and both are really good at telling you the why/how.

Both are BD listed.

 

[nsequestrian]

Thanks for your help. I'll look them up now Also going to check out Val Smyth's website, heard alot about her

 

[Booboos]

Anna Brown is great as well.

 

[VRIN]

Sarah turner

 

[Ferdinase514]

If she is in your area - Hannah Moody - she's amazing

 

[Ludi-doodi]

I've had some lessons with Debbie jones (she's a list 1 bd judge apparently now trains with Carl Hester) I've had a couple of lessons with her and found her way of teaching very good, clear simple instruction. After one lesson I felt I'd come on more with her than a month with my regular weekly instructor.

Based on a single 30 min lesson I had with her at a camp in 2009 totally agree with this.

 

[Baggybreeches]

Lisa Marriott?