Instructors Herts/Beds?

[Gingerbird]

I was just wondering if any of you could recommend an instructors that operate in this area?

Now new horsey is with me I think its a good idea to start having lessons again but am a little out of touch with who is about these days!

Any help much appreciated

 

[Divasmum]

Is it a general instructor or a specialist one eg dressage?

 

[kit279]

What sort of instructor are you after - general riding/dressage/eventing etc? Also, is it for you to travel or do you need them to come to you?

 

[Gingerbird]

At the moment I think I should stick to a general one a horse is only 4.

 

[Gingerbird]

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What sort of instructor are you after - general riding/dressage/eventing etc? Also, is it for you to travel or do you need them to come to you?

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At the moment, for them to come to us to do general stuff. we have good facilities, school etc....

 

[Divasmum]

Chris Haywood travels and is very good. Have a look on www.deepmillfarm.com for details.

 

[Morrigan_Lady]

You could try Nick Turner. He's in Sandy.
Google his name and youll find his web site.

 

[Thistle]

Nick won't travel out for just one horse.

 

[SO1]

I have a youngster - he is now 6 and I having been using Anne Agapiou who is excellent - very good if you want dressage help and patient with young horses/ponies. Does not make you trot before you can walk etc.

 

[clockwork]

Try Sarah Millard - v.good as a general instructor. See http://www.firsfarmequestrian.com/lessons.htm

 

[Thistle]

Sarh is very nice.

 

[jumpingjack]

I use Ali Wakelin - think she teaches in herts - she's been great for me and my mare...

Ali's website

 

[Gingerbird]

QR - Thank you for all the responses, I'll def be looking at the links posted and following suggestions