If money was no object

[jo2601]

Definately Carl Hester

 

[KatB]

Matt Ryan XC
Di Lampard SJ
Richard Davison Dr

 

[cosmo_sam]

For me, Carl Hester is a god!

tbh though, for allround riding I wouldn't have any other instructor regularly, than the one I have.

Her name is Sue Hill, and she walks on water as far as I'm concerned!

 

[maestro]

Too late for me too! fOR My daughter just more lessons with Jenny Ward she inspires her to want to progress.

 

[kerrylou123]

I think probably Ulla for dressage..... watched her demo at YHL, and i think shed be great, plus i wouldn't argue back at her!
Showjumping, it would have to be Tim Stockdale

 

[PaddyMonty]

DR - happy with current instructor - [removed]
SJ - Yogi. Had a lesson with him back in 2000 and he transformed both me and my then eventer.
XC - Probably Lucinda

 

[hati]

Dressage Conrad Schmacker, had 2 lessons/demo with him last year and thought he was great. Hard work, but the results were amazing.

For jumping Lucinda Green (XC) and not sure for showjumping, need to think more about that one

 

[Sarah_Jane]

I am probably the sad one. If money was no object then I woould like the odd clinic from some names i.e. WFP, Yogi etc BUT really I am more than happy with my present group of instructors who give me all the help I need. I just wish I could afford more lessons with them all.

 

[not_with_it]

If I had the money then I would try them all and see who got the best results before deciding. Just because they have a name it does not mean that you will click with them. For the minute though Im very happy with who I am with.

 

[kick_On]

the problem i have with so called names are that some are lossy trainers, brilliant riders, but for imparting useful information and teaching mmm....
but in saying that, i would love:
Luncida Green - xc
Yogi -sj/xc
Adam Kemp - dressage

 

[kirstyfk]

Oh a friend from way back used to work for adam kemp.

 

[SJFAN]

Di Lampard is extremely nice as well as being, I believe, an excellent trainer. Of course Tim Stockdale is good - straight talking and expects 100% effort from pupils.
Gill Watson was certainly a fine eventing trainer - don't know how much she does these days.

 

[SummerStorm]

Tim Stockdale and Carl Hester

 

[josephinebutter2]

Mine would have to be James Burtwell. Used to work for him and he (among others) turned me from a happy hacker, with absolutely no natural talent whatsoever and hadn't jumped for about 10 years, to a BHSAI in 6 months!

He is a Regional Chairman for BYRDS now I think. He is an excellent rider and trainer and speaks in a language mere mortals can understand.

Only wish I was in his area as would def have as many lessons as possible with him!

 

[teapot]

Would still have lessons with my instructor as she's brilliant and we're on the same wavelength. Plus, even though it's at a RS, still need £40 to have a lesson with her

Then probably Lucinda Green or Mary King

Am very lucky though that my main 3 instructors are all trained by those at the TTT regulalry and this feeds into my lessons.

Oh and random fact - Char Lassetter is about 20mins from me

 

[kick_On]

great chap, always makes me laugh, but you do have to very work hard in his lessons

 

[LEC]

I would love to have some lessons with Ingrid Klimke I just think she is a beautiful rider especially in dressage. I would love to have a lesson with Kenneth Clawson for SJ.

 

[Blackhawk]

Chris Bartle for dressage, which will hopefully come true next summer!

 

[peanutpussycat]

Kyra Kirkland for dressage.
Steven Whitaker for showjumping. He's done quite a good job with Ellen eh?

 

[Iceni Warrior]

Richard Mitton ... best XC lesson I ever had (at Milton Keynes EC). Not sure where he is now.