Ring Craft

Ring craft training is a critical but often an underestimated component of success for the competitive equestrian rider. While technical riding skill and horse ability are essential, ring craft determines how effectively those assets are used under competition conditions. It encompasses awareness, strategy, etiquette, and mental discipline, all of which directly influence results.

On many occasions I have improved a horses competitive outcomes in all 3 disciplines by focusing on this skill set.

The sessions levels will be tailored to the expected riding level of the rider and level of the horse.These ridden session will be ranging from cavaletti to more advanced lines and techniques.

Bookings in advance only. You can enter using a Secure Online Entry System:
Payment is secure and it goes directly Wellington Riding.
You will receive an email confirmation of your class entry and payment.

£40 per session max of 4 places 
 

There are no refunds or transfers after booking unless the space can be filled.

I agree that none of the horses I have entered for this event, and none of the horses stabled at the same premises, have returned from or travelled through Europe, in particular: France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Poland, Netherlands, Germany and Slovakia, in the 28 days prior to this event.

I agree that all horses entered are up to date with vaccinations/boosters to comply with the requirements of both Wellington Riding and the relevant governing bodies.

All attendees must have third party liability insurance for themselves & their equine(s).
 

I understand that riding at any standard has inherent risks and all horses may act unpredictably on occasions.

I may fall off and could be injured I accept that risk

I understand that instructions are given for my safety and agree to follow instructions given to me by staff and instructors of the riding school

I understand that the coach may advise the training session is not suitable for me as a horse and rider combination. I agree their professional opinion will be adhered to.

I understand that wearing appropriate riding hat and body protector may reduce the severity of an injury should an accident happen and agree that I will always wear a riding hat that meets current British standards whilst riding. I understand it is my choice whether or not I wear a body protector for jumping or dressage. I accept that body protectors are compulsory for arena eventing and cross country.

I understand that the coach will make a decision based on information I give them and always agreed to be honest and volunteer information about:

·         my abilities and riding experience

·         any previous riding accidents

·         any medical conditions which may affect my ability to ride.

I understand that children are at particular risk around horses and agree that I will keep children that I am responsible for under close supervision when they're not being instructed by the coach.

Dogs are welcome but must be on a lead at all times and under control. All