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Arena Eventing Clinics will involve a mix of flatwork, showjumping and cross-country training exercises.
Held in The National Horse Racing College's large INDOOR arena. Easily located 10mins off the A1.
Sessions will work on confidence, technique, riding the correct lines, setting the correct pace and track riding. With simulated XC jumps to include skinnies, corners, bounces, angles, ditches, coffins etc...
This is a great opportunity for riders to keep up the momentum in A/W months keeping there eye in and iron out any problems in a top class training environment. Which includes the full set of Jump 4 Joy Cross Country fences.
The arena event clinics can also be an excellent starting point for a young horse to less experience horse/rider to x country fences.
Beatrice will also give help and advice with competition planning, nutrition, fitness advice, course walking etc.
Arena Eventing Clinics will involve a mix of flatwork, showjumping and cross-country training exercises.
Held in The National Horse Racing College's large INDOOR arena. Easily located 10mins off the A1.
Sessions will work on confidence, technique, riding the correct lines, setting the correct pace and track riding. With simulated XC jumps to include skinnies, corners, bounces, angles, ditches, coffins etc...
This is a great opportunity for riders to keep up the momentum in A/W months keeping there eye in and iron out any problems in a top class training environment. Which includes the full set of Jump 4 Joy Cross Country fences.
The arena event clinics can also be an excellent starting point for a young horse to less experience horse/rider to x country fences.
Beatrice will also give help and advice with competition planning, nutrition, fitness advice, course walking etc.
Arena Eventing Clinics will involve a mix of flatwork, showjumping and cross-country training exercises.
Held in The National Horse Racing College's large INDOOR arena. Easily located 10mins off the A1.
Sessions will work on confidence, technique, riding the correct lines, setting the correct pace and track riding. With simulated XC jumps to include skinnies, corners, bounces, angles, ditches, coffins etc...
This is a great opportunity for riders to keep up the momentum in A/W months keeping there eye in and iron out any problems in a top class training environment. Which includes the full set of Jump 4 Joy Cross Country fences.
The arena event clinics can also be an excellent starting point for a young horse to less experience horse/rider to cross-country obstacles.
Beatrice will also give help and advice with competition planning, nutrition, fitness advice, course walking etc.
Bio:
Beatrice is a qualified Stage 4 Senior Coach (BHSII) and British Eventing Accredited Coach.
Franklin Method® Certified and Rider Biomechanics Coach.
Successfully produced and competed horses up to intermediate level eventing and Advanced-Medium level dressage. Beatrice has been lucky enough to have been coached by many world class trainers in Eventing, Dressage and Racing. This has given her a well-rounded education and knowledge base that she is now able to utilise when coaching others.
Training sessions are made fun, encouraging and educational. The basics are never forgotten, focusing on building the correct foundations to improve horse and rider confidence and understanding. Educating riders on correct horsemanship skills is something which Beatrice is extremely passionate about, ensuring the care and welfare of our horses is absolute paramount.
Exclusive T's & C's
Participants for ridden events MUST must be OVER the age of 15 years and all horses MUST be registered with RoR.
The Retraining of Racehorses (RoR), their servants, agents, employees and all those connected with The Venue, do not accept any liability for any damage, whether occasioned by the negligence or breach of contract
Exclusive T's & C's
Participants for ridden events MUST must be OVER the age of 15 years and all horses MUST be registered with RoR.
The Retraining of Racehorses (RoR), their servants, agents, employees and all those connected with The Venue, do not accept any liability for any damage, whether occasioned by the negligence or breach of contract or statutory duty of themselves, their servants, agents, employees or those connected with RoR or The Venue or The Venue's Facilities or otherwise, whatsoever.
It is an express condition of every person entering The Venue's facilities that they do so at their own risk and voluntarily accepts the risk of injury or damage that is implicit in riding or handing a gorse on the premises.
Riders must have their own Personal Liability Insurance Policies.
All accidents must be reported, and an Accident Report Form is to be completed by a representative of RoR.
By entering I agree that I have read the terms and conditions and agree to br bound by, and observe them and to absolve the RoR, The Venue and anyone else connected with the venue facilities of any injury or damage that I or those accompanying me might suffer whilst on the pemises and taking part in the activity.
REFUNDS will only be processed upon sucessful submission and approval of a current veterinary/doctors certificate relating directly to the horse/rider entered for this event.
NO REFUND REQUESTS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 48 HOURS PRIOR TO THE START TIME OF THE EVENT FOR ANY REASON UNLESS THERE IS A REPLACEMENT FROM ANY WAIT LIST FOR THE EVENT.
Notes:
Please be kind and couteous to everyone, behaviour deemed to be unacceptable is to be reported to a representative of RoR in order that it can be addressed as soon as possible.
Please adhere to any signs or requests by the Venue in order that RoR are welcomed back to use the facilities again.
Dress code is casual, but breeches or riding tights riding boots and a hat to current British standards MUST be worn. Body protectors are optional.