Schooling livery S. Glos area

[PRELover]

Hi all.

I'm afraid I need a bit of help from those in the know!

I have had the misfortune of fracturing a bone in my wrist and have been put in plaster, putting all of my plans with my lovely new boy on hold for a while - I'm on strict instructions not to do anything with him.

As he is only a baby I don't want him sat in a field getting fat and bad mannered whilst I'm not able to do anything with him and I've been seriously thinking of sending him off for schooling whilst I'm out of action.

Does any one know of some good reputable folks that will take a young (slightly cocky) spanish boy on for a few weeks (and preferable how much they'll charge if you know) in the South Glos area?

Help!

 

[annaellie]

I used Alex peternell for my boy. The yard is lovely and the staff were great I would recommend them they were very understanding.

 

[PRELover]

Thanks annaellie, I'll take a look. He will need a firm hand as he is a bit rude and ignorant at the moment!

 

[annaellie]

I have to say my boy came from the race tracks and once fed up a bit got a bit of an attitude well more didn't understand and he just rode him through ut really quiet which is the way I like. His wife is also very good a nice quiet rider I think she was more flat/ dressage

 

[miss_c]

Hi A.
I've only ever heard good things about Alex and Alice. I'm not sure if Julia Bodman does schooling. She's not as local to you but she's not too far.

 

[PRELover]

Thanks F, I've emailed Alex for prices etc. The only concern I have is the price though as I could be oput of action for anything up to 6 or 7 weeks.... Hate being in plaster already and it's only bee since Friday!

Do you happen to know any contact details for Julia Bodman? If she's good and has reasonable rates i don't mind him going a bit further afield.

 

[monkeybum13]

The Peternell's have a yard open day this weekend, might be worth having a look around?

 

[miss_c]

I can text them to you - she's my cousin!