EEEEEEEEK! Dressage...

[Chestunutmare!]

I am brand spanking new here- so hi!

...I have joined to ask anyone in the North Hampshire area if they know any good dressage coaches.

I have given up jumping as I have broken my back, yes, not supposed to be riding but ahhhh face that when it comes to it- so I need a good dressage coach, I love Robert Pickles but hes a bit hard on the old bank account !

So plllllease let me know if you recomend anyone, I have found Lorna Fraser on the internet and would like to know if anyone has been taught by her before

THANKYOUUU!

 

[tallyho!]

Crikey! How did you do your back in?

 

[BobbyMondeo]

Might be a bit far from you..not sure, but Denise Hallion at Mayhill Stud is VERY good!
Sorry i dont have any more usefull advice.

How did you break your back?

 

[Divasmum]

Welcome to the forum. A good way to find a trainer in your area is to go on the British Dressage forum and search for listed ones in your area. www.britishdressage.co.uk

 

[Chestunutmare!]

falling off! landing on the old head-always wear a hat! ahha yes- always look on the bright side- aiming for the paralympics now!
Thankyou! Ill look denise Hallion up- I think Ive heard of mayhill stud before so shouldnt be too far away!

 

[BobbyMondeo]

No worries, Mayhill do have a website so you can look them up on there

 

[charmeroo]

I've had Lynn Wickes for years! She's near Alton but will come out to you! I find her really good - very practica and loads of experience as a rider/trainerl!! PM me if you would like her number!

 

[oliversmummy]

Denise Hallion is just brilliant! her whole way of teaching is really good, If you look her up on british dressage you'll see how good she is!
I was stabled at mayhill for along time and loved it and her and her husband mark are about the best instructors that i have come across well worth a visit.

Good luck