instructor in herts

[Ilovemythoroughbred]

Hi I am looking for a good confidence giving instructor in Hertfordshire / north London who was a patient way of teaching as I have a temperamental mare who can be amazing sometimes but not the others so I am looking for someone to provide me with confidence and help me with her.

jumping and flat

thank you

 

[Bernster]

Not sure of your area but I really like Kate Rowland for flatwork, Annette Bryant for flatwork with a bio mechanical approach to riding (works on your position as well as horse, and has a really good eye and way of explaining things). Further north at Milton Keynes is kerry turner for sj and xc. She's really encouraging.

 

[Ilovemythoroughbred]

thank you so much yeah I really want to go for a Kelly turner clinic as have heard and seen great things about her - will look up about Kelly and Annette thanks

 

[FireFly29]

Kate Rowland will also teach over fences. Although she mainly focuses on dressage she did used to do quite a bit of showjumping.
Padraig Hayes is also good for sj, not sure if he travels to teach though, he's based near Essendon.

 

[dianchi]

Personally for flat Charlotte Holes has helped me no end!

As for jumping i find that using riding club clinics helps find the right instructor.

Douglas Harrison I find works well with my tempermental TB mare But John Adams is also super!

 

[Ilovemythoroughbred]

Kate Rowland will also teach over fences. Although she mainly focuses on dressage she did used to do quite a bit of showjumping.
Padraig Hayes is also good for sj, not sure if he travels to teach though, he's based near Essendon.

thank you does kate have a website or anything and heard lots of good thinks about Padraig and thinking of having one as I have transport and i'm 15 mins away from essendon

 

[Ilovemythoroughbred]

Personally for flat Charlotte Holes has helped me no end!

As for jumping i find that using riding club clinics helps find the right instructor.

Douglas Harrison I find works well with my tempermental TB mare But John Adams is also super!

thank you I will look at all of these you have given me great ideas thanks the reason I am looking is because I event my mare and all of a sudden she has just started stopping over sj's not xc though and its nothing to do with health wise or change in riding nor do I bore her to death with jumping as to be honest I don't do much jumping with her anyway unless I have something coming up and I would just like to get to the bottom of it as I know her so well so I don't just think its her being cheeky I think its more to it than that but would love someone on the ground to help me with it as imo current instructor not being very helpful:/ and its such a shame as I believe me and my mare are a good team ( well I would say that though aha ) so I would love to go to the bottom of it - if any of you have any ideas on that also let me know aha

 

[CaleruxShearer]

I'll give Kate another vote! She's lovely and v good. Afraid I've lived out of the area for a few years now though so not heard of the others but am sure they are also excellent.

 

[Ilovemythoroughbred]

looks like i'll be looking up kate then ! thank you !!

 

[Bernster]

looks like i'll be looking up kate then ! thank you !!

Best way probably on Facebook I should think. She doesn't have a website. She's down to earth constructive and non judgemental in how she teaches, enjoy !

 

[claire_p2001]

If you have transport could you go over to Patchetts for a lesson with Stuart? He runs clinics every other week and teaches in to the evenings for those that work. He is patient and helps confidence for horse and rider.