Recommendations wanted for breaker yards in East Anglia/Kent/Surrey

[Jo C]

Does anyone know of a good yard for breaking an ASBO warmblood with attitude? My friend has a 3 year old that needs to be started off however he is a real ASBO horse and will definitely need someone with heaps of experience to break him. Any ideas please?

 

[Happytohack]

Robbie Haag at Framsden (Suffolk) (between Framlingham and A140) is excellent. I know several people who have sent their youngsters with attitude there. He charges approx £25 per day I think. He gets them all hacking out as well.

 

[foraday]

Fred and Rowena Cook over at stamford

http://www.equine-training.co.uk/home.htm

 

[Jo C]

Thank guys, this is for a friend so I shall pass on all your recommendations.

 

[Twiglet]

Edie Neal, near Rayne in Braintree.

 

[wanderersmelody]

Barry Dove in Kent is excellent. I had a youngster that I did EVERYTHING with down to long reining adn leaning over but the minute you popped your leg over or started to walk with him he broncoed like a good 'un. Impossible to sit to. I sent him to a yard first of all but they had him for 2 weeks and got no further. Sent him to Barry Dove knowing nothing about him or his techniques and I was up there riding my horse the following weekend. Never looked back! P.S. He does it quietly and kindly too. I watched, I saw, I learnt!

 

[lillie07]

P.M. Cob_Donkey- she is working with a man called Andrew at the moment who is fantastic with her young Trakenher

 

[sloulou]

Agree with you Jaylen - Robbie is FAB!

has done many that I know - including our baby...

 

[beh]

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Agree with you Jaylen - Robbie is FAB!



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agree with that as well, he is fab

 

[sloulou]

BBB - are you in the WH pony club? It's just that I teach there...

 

[GatefieldHorses]

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Barry Dove in Kent is excellent. I had a youngster that I did EVERYTHING with down to long reining adn leaning over but the minute you popped your leg over or started to walk with him he broncoed like a good 'un. Impossible to sit to. I sent him to a yard first of all but they had him for 2 weeks and got no further. Sent him to Barry Dove knowing nothing about him or his techniques and I was up there riding my horse the following weekend. Never looked back! P.S. He does it quietly and kindly too. I watched, I saw, I learnt!

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i second that, hes very very good. Kind, quiet and gets results

 

[miniemy]

oh keep this one goig with recommendations, I need someone with stickability for my youngster.

I have heard about Barry Dove as he is just down the road from me. Anyone else in these areas?

Sorry to jump in and hijack the thread.

Emma

 

[Jo C]

Thank you everyone for your recommendations I will pass them on to my friend and hopefully she can find someone to help.