Good instructors to teach at Stockland Lovell

[Annagain]

My riding club is going to Stockland Lovell for our camp at the end of March. We normally have Natalie Passmore to teach us, who is absolutely brilliant, but she can't make it this year.

Can anybody recommend anybody else please? An all-rounder rather than a specific dressage / jumping trainer and somebody good with both novices and more experienced riders as we're a fairly small but very mixed bunch who like a bit of everything so may have to have some mixed ability groups.

We also have Richard Ayre who is fab so no need to recommend him. He tends to do the XC while Natalie does the arena based stuff.

 

[miss_c]

Tom B?

 

[Annagain]

Sorry know I'm probably being really thick, but what's the B?

 

[miss_c]

Buckland. He comes to our camp at Pontispool every year and will teach both SJ & Flat

 

[Annagain]

Thanks, will look him up.

 

[jhoward]

Andrew lovell used to cover up there, hes amazing and does cater for confidence boosting/novices.

 

[CAH7]

Another vote for Tom B

 

[oldie48]

Jo Roberts used to teach there a lot and did the camps that Stockland Lovell organised. She's good fun and experienced, so she would be worth considering. i'm sure the staff at SL would know if she was still teaching in the area.

 

[EquestrianFairy]

Can't remember the lady's name, she's an older lady and often brings her two Labradors with her?

I loved her!

As an aside, my RC is also going in March, not in SW are you?

 

[Annagain]

Yes. I think we met at the meet up a few years ago? I took a break from here for a while after that but I'm back!

ETA I assume you mean South Wales by SW? Can't think of a club with those initials!

 

[Dreamer515]

My riding club is going to Stockland Lovell for our camp at the end of March. We normally have Natalie Passmore to teach us, who is absolutely brilliant, but she can't make it this year.

Can anybody recommend anybody else please? An all-rounder rather than a specific dressage / jumping trainer and somebody good with both novices and more experienced riders as we're a fairly small but very mixed bunch who like a bit of everything so may have to have some mixed ability groups.

We also have Richard Ayre who is fab so no need to recommend him. He tends to do the XC while Natalie does the arena based stuff.

could you not get in contact with Cannington college? i hear they have good instructors though have no experience myself with them. they may be able to advise