Practical CPD Courses

The first BETA Bits, Bridles & Saddlery Conference will see eminent experts share their knowledge on the current hot topic of the use and fitting of bits, bridles and saddles. 
Open to all, the two-day event, organised by the British Equestrian Trade Association (BETA), is on 28/29 October 2025 at the Hollywell Conference Centre at Loughborough University. 
This two day conference (tickets are also available for one day only) aims to provide important information for equestrian professionals helping them and riders to understand more about the role of saddlery and lorinery (bits and bridles) in equine welfare, performance and safety. 
It will also support, professional bridle, bit and saddle fitters. 
Topics will include, the horse's mouth, bridle lameness, several research projects, rider to horse weight and how this impacts upon equine performance and welfare, double bridles V snaffle bridles and other stimulating topics
It is an event not to be missed and will also provide a strong networking opportunity for all. 

4 CPD Points

Early Bird/ BHS £140 per day or £240 for both days. Live Streaming £90 per day.

Time- 9.30-16.45

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6 CPD Points

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This is a one-day workshop held in Leamington Spa. The event is a collaboration between LiveryList (Cheryl Johns), The Equestrian Index (Amanda Watson) and Animalweb (Dr David Marlin) to help get the owners and managers of livery yards riding schools and equestrian centres up to speed with the current recommended best practices in terms of equine welfare, employment, biosecurity, client management, business and financial management and more. To help them understand how to better their business, and how to take active steps to improve the welfare of equines on their premises, and the way that the manage their business in terms of administration and viability. This provides various learning outcomes depending on the areas of their business they feel they need support, and advice. Two key speakers will be presenting on topics of equine welfare (Dr David Marlin and Amanda Stoddart-West), and afternoon workshops in small groups (6 people) with a choice of 10/12 industry experts covering all aspects of practical and administrative yard management. There is no event like this at present where the attendees can have in person access to industry experts, and also providing them with advice and support to help them be proactive in making changes following the event. It also gives the opportunity for networking and peer support, allowing attendees to connect with fellow equestrian professionals, share experiences, and explore opportunities for collaboration. It is hoped that we will have between 60-150 attendees.
This would be hugely beneficial as CPD for any BHS APC such as approved centre owners or managers or BHS coaches who run, employed by or are closely linked to yards. We also have Sarah Dale present to represent the BHS and help business owners understand how the BHS can offer ongoing support and guidance.

6 CPD Points

Price- £95

Time- 10-5

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This event is designed for horse owners, riders and paraprofessionals.

Laminitis - raising endocrine awareness, it's not just podgy ponies!

Nicola Menzies-Gow, Professor in Equine Medicine, will once again be diving into the world laminitis but this time looking at why it's not just the overweight ponies that suffer and the endocrine diseases that play a role in this condition.

Discover how laminitis doesn't just affect podgy ponies!
Hear about how the endocrine system plays a role in the health of your horses feet
Learn about the latest tests and treatments for these diseases
Q&A with our speaker

Price- £12

1 CPD Point

Time- 18:30-21:00

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This event is designed for horse owners, riders and paraprofessionals.

The equine MOT

Nicola Fossey (QJ-(SQP), Senior Dispensary Technician, divulges tips and tricks to keeping your horse healthy this winter and getting them ready for the year ahead. 

Hear about how vaccination and parasite control can keep your horse healthy and prevent life threatening illnesses
Discover why it is important to regularly check your horse and how catching illnesses and injuries early can save lives
Learn about horse passports and why they are so important both legally and medically
Q&A with our speaker

Price- £12

Time- 18:30-21:00

1 CPD Point

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Mindfullness Tools for Coach and Rider with Dermot Murphy
Polework Gymnastics with Sheena Boran. 

Jumping Techniques with Shane Brooks

3 CPD Points

Time - 10am to 2pm

Cost - Euro 25 plus booking fee

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10.00-10.30 Registration and Tea/coffee & scones10.30 – 10.45 Welcome and Introduction

 
10.45 – 11.30 Dr Helen Spence Horse Sense and Sensibility “Understanding learning and it's role in equine welfare”

11.30 -12.15 Abigail Bunyard FWCF, President BFBA (TBC)
“The Role of Farriery in Equine Welfare and Performance”
Abby is an FWCF and has trained 9 apprentices.

Queens University – Masters Student Project - Ashley Haskett
Shoeing the Horse and Shaping the Law:
An Evidence-Based Assessment of
the Need for Farrier Regulation in Northern Ireland

12.20-12.30 Sponsor Showcase
12.30-1.15 Lunch and Exhibition
1.15 – 2.00 Equine Traceability:
- Prof Paddy Walls UCD (TBC) – Reforms to strengthen equine identification, traceability and welfare
- Roly Owers – The global perspective on Equine Traceability
- DAERA – What is happening in NI on traceability
Panel – 10-15 min Discussion
2.00 – 3.00 CANTER Controlling ANTI parasitic resistance in Equines Responsibly – an update

Julia Shrubb, Chair of CANTER, Will speak on the updated Guidance

Cerys Murray – Vet Student – University of Liverpool
Is new parasite management guidance suitable for Northern Ireland?
3.15 – 4.00 Dr Tamzin Furtado University of Liverpool– Behaviour, welfare & owner decision-making.

Tamzin is a social scientist with a background in global health, and has a specific interest in the interconnections between human and animal health .


Ends 4.30pm

6 CPD Points

Time - 10am - 4:30pm 

Cost - £45

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9:00 Registration Conference Room, Ballyrogan.
10:00–12.30 Conference Room morning session Richard Baldwin will present his views on the way forward for Dressage Judging
12.30–13.30 Lunch (included in registration fee)
13.30-16.30 Afternoon Session – Indoor Arena
13.30- 14:15 Paces – three horses demonstrating the paces required at Novice level, Advanced Medium level & PSG/Inter 1
14.15-15:00 Way of Going – three horses demonstrating the correct way of going required for Novice, Medium & PSG/Inter 1
15:00 Novice test
15:20 Advanced Medium test
15:40 PSG / Inter 1 test
16:00 Grand Prix test
16:30 Finish

6 CPD Points

Time - 9am to 4.30pm

Cost - 50 - 60 Euro plus handling fee

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A fun interactive evening for coaches to help understand the importance of coaching our riders for cross country and how to ask more open questions and give constructive feedback, An opportunity to be able to collaborate and share exercises with other coaches. 

3 CPD Points

Time - 6.30-9PM

Cost - £25 - To include dinner 

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Location 

Danescroft Equestrian Centre

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From ‘doing to’ towards ‘being with’. Discover how recognising equine sentience can reshape everyday practices, from management to competition, with compassion and respect. This thought-provoking session invites equine professionals to re-examine everyday practices through the lens of equine sentience. By shifting from a task-focused, control-oriented mindset to one rooted in empathy, presence, and partnership, we can move beyond simply “doing to” horses — and begin truly “being with” them.

Time: 9am- 12pm

3 CPD Points

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Join us for an interactive Coach Development Day with fellow Accredited Professionals at Kirklevington Riding!

We have an excited day planned for you with thought provoking discussions and practical demonstrations... more details to follow!👀

Lunch Provided

Time: 9.30am-4.30pm

6 CPD Points

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Kirklevington Riding

TS15 9PZ

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Join us at the Yorkshire Riding Centre for an engaging afternoon dedicated to the importance of saddle fitting for both horse and rider, hosted by Helen Dunning from Childeric Saddles and Orange Horse Consultants.

The session will begin with an assessment of saddle fit on a static horse, helping you develop the skills to evaluate your own saddle’s fit. We’ll then move into the arena to observe a variety of horses and riders working in different saddles. This hands-on approach will give you insight into how different saddles suit different horse types, and how saddle fit can influence the rider’s balance, position, and effectiveness of the aids.

This informative afternoon is open to all horse owners, coaches, and equine professionals.

At Orange Horse Consultants, the mission is to deliver the highest standard of care and expertise to support the horse–rider partnership. The team is passionate about understanding the unique needs of both horses and riders, and about matching them with the right products to enhance performance and comfort — all through the perfect fit.

Orange Horse’s brand portfolio continues to grow, offering premium, innovative products that prioritise equine welfare. These include Childeric Saddles, Bruno Delgrange Saddles, Finesse Bridles, Sprenger Bits, Mattes, and Cavalor.

Time: 3pm - 5pm

2 CPD Points

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Join us at the Yorkshire Riding Centre for an engaging afternoon dedicated to the importance of bridle and bit fitting, hosted by Helen Dunning from Childeric Saddles and Orange Horse Consultants.

The session will begin with a presentation on bridle and bit fitting, helping you develop the skills to evaluate your brilde on your own horse. We’ll then move into the arena to observe a variety of horses and riders working in different bridles/bits. This hands-on approach will give you insight into how different bridles/bits suit different horse types, and how saddle fit can influence the way of going and effectiveness of the aids. There will also be a focus on the types of bridles and bits which can be used for competitions. 

This informative afternoon is open to all horse owners, coaches, and equine professionals.

At Orange Horse Consultants, the mission is to deliver the highest standard of care and expertise to support the horse–rider partnership. The team is passionate about understanding the unique needs of both horses and riders, and about matching them with the right products to enhance performance and comfort — all through the perfect fit.

Time: 3pm - 5pm 

2 CPD Points

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6 arena based sessions looking at the development of horses and riders from Prelim to GP, including young horses. Focused on the sustainable training and management of horses both new to eac competition level, and well established at the level.
The sessions will involve coaching from the two lead presenters, plus special guests, to compare and contrast training methods in the arena with a range of both professional and amateur demo riders.

6 CPD Points

Price- £45/member, £55/non-member (discounts available for groups or attending multiple events)

Time- 10am - 4.30pm (approx)

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Colic and Gut Health:

Optimising gut health and colic prevention
Digestive System
Gastric and hind gut ulcers
Colic
Risk factors
Massage and acupressure to help with gut health
Vital signs
Importance of water supply and consumption
Factors for good gut health

The Horse inside:

Images and discussion from equine dissection or intestines and digestive system

Impact of Nutrition on Equine Wellness, Performance and Recovery:

Horse’s survival needs
Conditions of digestive system 
The Intestines
The microbiome
Natural horse health for wellness
The herbivore diet and replicating the wild diet
Supplements
Equine performance and recovery
Signs when a horse’s diet isn’t correct.

Paddock Management:

Recommended daily checks of the paddock
Grass types and grazing
Soil sampling and fertilization
Minimum land requirements
Good paddock management practices
Poisonous plants and trees
Wood chewing
Worming
Multi-species grazing together

Natural Horse Health for Wellness:

The power of plants
Options for horses to browse for Botanicals
Common Conditions and natural remedies and recipes.
Five element theory
Introduction to zoopharmacognosy and demonstration

4 CPD Points

Price- £120

Time- 9.45-16.30

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Join us at the Yorkshire Riding Centre for an engaging afternoon dedicated to the importance of feeding, nutrition, health and wellbeing for your horse hosted by Sarah Rushby from Saracen Horse Feeds.

The session will begin with an overview of the horse digestive system followed by understanding what to feed and how much to feed, feeding your horse throughout winter, preparing for spring, weight management, gaining muscle, feeding for competitions along with the leisure horse. 

Plus practical sessions on:

Understanding the Horses Digestive System

Methods of weighing your horse

Nutritional and dietary needs for a range of horses

Use of vitamin and mineral supplements in horses’ diets

Management of a range of health conditions that may be linked to nutrition

Sarah has worked in the horse feed industry for over 16 years working with both Retailers & yards and is passionate about good quality nutrition whether you have a paddock pet or an elite competition horse. Sarah is based near Harrogate & has two horses of her own a 24 year old racehorse Stretton & a Warmblood Cross Otti.


This informative afternoon is open to all horse owners, coaches, and equine professionals.

Drinks and snacks are included in the ticket price. 

2 CPD Points

Price- £15

Time- 3pm - 5pm 

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This Training Day is to help you standard set, there will be demonstration lessons delivered by Sarah Simpson BHSI who is a Lead Assessor at this level so has a a clear understanding of the requirements and standard expected. 

Stage 3 Coach - The Dressage lesson, showing a range of exercises that could be included in the exam. 

The Simulated XC lesson, covering the types of fences to cover, the explanation needed, emphasis on the quality of the canter, and line of approach and departure. 

Stage 4 Coach - The Show Jumping session, covering warmup, the balance and rhythm in the pace, rider influence, the explanations needed regarding related distances, dog legs, combinations.

8:30am  - Arrive Coffee & Croissants!

9:00am  - Explanation of the requirements of today's sessions, the level of the horse/rider combinations and the level of coaching required. 

9:45am - Stage 3 Dressage lesson, private, covering a range of exercise exercises that could be incorporated.

10.45am  - Stage 4 Show Jumping lesson, 3 riders, covering a range of exercises that could be incorporated.

11.45 am Lunch

12.30pm  - Stage 3 Simulated cross country session, 2 riders

1:30pm  - Stage 4 Simulated cross country session, 2 riders covering exercises detailed in the syllabus, related corners, related skinny's, related angled fences. 

2:30pm  - Classroom Session covering “Evaluating the Training Session". This is a session that will be done with your assessor at the end of every session, it is a period of reflection, discussing individual riders strengths and areas for development. 

Those attending may take notes throughout the day, short videos will be made of the horse/rider combinations to aid discussion during this session.

4:00pm  - Finish.

Time: 8:30m - 4pm

6 CPD Points

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Location 

Yorkshire RC, Harrogate

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Safe and correct fitting of both hats and body protectors aimed at BHS Centres and coaches.
Please note there will be multiple dates across the country between October and December.

APC- £35

10am - 12:30pm

3 CPD points

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Location 

Beechley Stables,

 l18 3hu

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Come and join us for the BHS Coaching Convention on 10 November 2025 at Kelsall Hill Equestrian Centre.

With guest coaches such as Tim Downes FBHS with many more to be announced!

Dive into a day filled with thought provoking discussions and practical demonstrations, with plenty of ideas for you to take home with you and put into practice.

6 CPD points for BHS Accredited Coaches

Further details to follow...

APC- £35

General Admission- £55

9.30am - 4pm

6 CPD points

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Kelsall Hill Equestrian Centre

CW6 0SR

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Join BHS Borders for this informative and interesting talk by Andrew J Murphy.

Andrew has trained horses through to Grand Prix and has successfully competed at all levels. He is a much sought after trainer and travels the world to teach riders, including coaching at the 2012 Paralympics and 2014 World Equestrian Games.

He is an exceptional communicator and is passionate about training and passing on his knowledge to dressage enthusiasts. He was a senior instructor at the Training The Teachers of Tomorrow (TTT) in Surrey. Andrew spent years being taught by many international trainers including Charles de Kunffy, Arthur Kottas and Stephen Clark.

He holds regular clinics all over the UK, including at Etal here in the Borders.

Quotes from his clients:

“I have learned so much from Andrew’s clinics that my way of thinking and approaching my riding has been totally transformed”.

“Andrew teaches with such enthusiasm, that you are captivated by every action and word”.

"Inspirational instructor and rider, a must see for everyone passionate about training horses correctly”.

1.5 CPD points

Time:  7.30pm-9pm

Cost - £5

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Location 

Cross Keys Hotel, 

The Square, Kelso,

TD5 7HL

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6 arena based sessions looking at the development of horses and riders from Prelim to GP, including young horses. Focused on the sustainable training and management of horses both new to each competition level, and well established at the level. 
The sessions will involve coaching from the two lead presenters, plus special guests, to compare and contrast training methods in the arena with a range of both professional and amateur demo riders.

Time: 10am - 4.30pm (approx)

COST - £45/member, £55/non-member (discounts available for groups or attending multiple events)

6 CPD Points

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A fully interactive practical training day covering some of the subjects found within both the BHS Stage 4 and 5 Care and Management.
Presented by Sofia Turian BHSI and Amy Robbins Stage 5 Stable Manager & Coach.
Spaces are limited to allow for discussion, questions and input from all attendees.

Time: 9:15 - 4:30

COST - £55 for BHS APC's

6 CPD Points

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This day will look at the content and standard of both the Stage 4 and Stage 5 Ride assessments.

David Sheerin FBHS and Dani Reddan BHSI will be covering both levels including the revised BHSI content.

Time: 9:15 - 4:30

COST - £40 for BHS APC's plus any practical sessions

6 CPD Points

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This day will look at the content and standard of both the Stage 4 and Stage 5 Coach assessments.

David Sheerin FBHS and Dani Reddan BHSI will be covering both levels including the revised BHSI content.

Time: 9:15 - 5:00

COST - £40 for BHS APC's plus any practical sessions

6 CPD Points

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Change for horses - how to address weight loss with owners
and what does a realistic rehab look like. We will be bringing science into real life Change for the industry- use your voice and your position of influencer as to create change and help more horses - hear from experts, thought leaders and our equestrian influencers panel Change using tech - how can AI help our horses?
Changes in diagnostics and lameness themes - what's new and updates from the vet world and stifle disease the new PSD? Changes in thinking - The impact of Gut Health on performance, behaviour and happiness 

Time: 10am-5pm

COST - £147

6 CPD Points

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Time Activity Resources required

9.15 Registration Seating, Refreshments
9:30 Introduction and housekeeping
Discussion on structure of assessment
10:00 Dressage Lessons
(35 mins plus discussion) 2 x horse/rider combinations at Elementary level
10:45 Break
11:00 Group Jump Lesson
(35 mins plus discussion) 3 x horse/rider combinations jumping up to 1m
11:45 Group Jump Lesson 3 x horse/rider combinations jumping up to 1m
12:30 Lunch
(Build arena event fences if necessary)
13:00 Theory
Vivas Classroom
13:30 Semi-private Arena Event Lesson
(35 mins plus discussion) 2 x horse/rider combinations jumping up to 1.10m
14:15 Semi-private Arena Event Lesson 2 x horse/rider combinations jumping up to 1.10m
15:00 Break
15:15 Lunge Lessons
(25 mins plus discussion) 2 x horse/rider combinations Stage 3 level
16:00 Round Up of the Day & Questions
16:30 Finish

6 CPD Points

Time: 9.15am- 4.30pm

Members: £45

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These events are part of RoR Education’s First Step Out of Racing initiative – helping improve outcomes and reduce vulnerability for former racehorses.

Kindly supported by Bliss of London Saddle Makers and led by Tiny Clapham a BE level 3 coach, this engaging event will guide you through the key stages of the retraining journey – from the initial “first steps out of racing” to the development of a confident, well-rounded riding horse.

You’ll see former racehorses at different stages of retraining and gain valuable advice on managing common challenges along the way. this engaging event will guide you through the key stages of the retraining journey – from the initial “first steps out of racing” to the development of a confident, well-rounded riding horse.

Time: 6pm prompt.


Learning outcomes:
The key aims and learning outcomes from the Realistic Retraining Demonstrations are as follows:
1. Understanding of Retraining Process:
• The demonstration will show the step-by-step process of retraining racehorses for second careers, including the assessment of their conformation, physical condition and temperament.
2. Horse Behaviour and Psychology:
• Attendees will gain insights into equine behaviour and an understanding of the former racehorse’s learning process.
3. Ethical Retraining Methods:
• Attendees will see ethical, horse-centric retraining methods, including some groundwork, lunging, and very basic ridden work, through to higher level work, to demonstrate how former racehorses can be transitioned into a new career.
4. Safety and Welfare Considerations:
• Discussions about how to ensure the safety and well-being of both horse and handler, and when to take a step back or seek professional advice.
5. Training for New Disciplines:
• We explore how to introduce a racehorse to new disciplines like dressage or eventing, ensuring the horse's confidence and welfare are prioritised.

3 CPD Points

Time: 6pm - 9pm

Members: Members: £20/ Non-members: £25

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Location 

World Horse Welfare

NR16 2LP

Morning: Yard Tour
Explore the training routines, feeding regimes, facilities, and welfare strategies that support every horse on the yard.
Afternoon: Retraining Talk with Amy Bannister-Bell (BHSI, RoR Wales RDO)
Gain valuable insights into the retraining process of former racehorses – what’s involved, key challenges, how to maintain good practices, and where to find support. A great session whether you already own an RoR or are considering taking one on.

Learning Outcomes:
 By the end of a Racing Insight Day, participants will have awareness of:
1.    The lifecycle and career of a racehorse, from early training and active racing through to retirement, which is vital in supporting horses transitioning into a second career.
2.    The general structure and routine of a racing yard, including the roles and welfare responsibilities of trainers, grooms, and other key staff.
3.    The principles of equine welfare specific to racehorses, both during their racing careers and post-retirement.
4.    The basic retraining process for former racehorses, including initial assessment, early schooling, and progressive development into a new career.
5.    Key considerations when transitioning a retired racehorse into a new home and career, such as temperament, physical condition, feeding, turnout, and handling.
6.    The potential of former racehorses for a variety of second careers, including dressage, showjumping, eventing, leisure riding, and therapy work.
7.    The support, resources, and guidance offered by Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) to help ensure successful ownership and retraining.

4 CPD Points

Time:10.00-15.00

Members: £22.50/ Non-members: £25

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The programme has been designed by top performance psychologists and is led by Charlie Unwin & Steffi Dampney.

Charlie has worked with multiple Olympic champions across a range of different sports. Charlie is particularly passionate about equestrian sport and has worked with grassroots to international teams across all disciplines.

Throughout the six-month programme the Centre10 team will support you in developing a thorough understanding of the most powerful ways to build psychological resilience in your riders. We will also establish a toolkit to give you the confidence to actually apply these techniques in and out of the saddle.

What topics do we cover?
Topics are divided into 3 modules:
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1) Focus on Self,
​2) Focus on the Rider
3) Focus on Performance

Examples of individual topics:
​- Personal brand & identity
- Working with different personalities
- Belief & Mindset
- Performance Lifestyle (stress & recovery)
- Transformational conversations
- Emotional intelligence
- Goal-setting & feedback
- Tapping into motivation
​- Staying effective under pressure (with nerves)
- Dealing with success & failure
- Working with parents & the wider team

6 CPD points

Time - 6th October 2025 - April 2026

Cost - £1995

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BHS invite you to a day looking at the horse/human relationship both from an in hand and ridden perspective. Horses and humans should have a happy and harmonious relationship to ensure the very best of welfare for all and this day will explore training and techniques from two well respected equestrians.

6 CPD points

Time - 10 - 4pm 

Cost - £35 APC's | £40 Others

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Social Licence & Learning Theory

1.5 CPD points

Time - 7:15pm - 8:45pm

Cost - 15

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Good for coaches to refresh their Jump Coaching knowledge (and top up CPD), good for those learning to teach jumping – preparing for assessments.

945am – Introduction of the day – Tea & Coffee

10am – Racewood Eventing Simulator – Diagnosing the cause of jump rider error - instead of symptoms. An interesting perspective using this fantastic technology to support and refresh the coaching eye to reach root causes of jump failure more quickly.

10.40 – Classroom - Jumping a rider for the first time.

11.am – Refreshment break

11.15am – Arena - Growing the confidence of riders who suffer with nerves, knowing when to move them forward though jumping heights.

12.15pm – Lunch break 45m

1pm – Classroom – The jumping trajectory – how these changes with different fence types, therefore a coach can anticipate how much the rider could be displaced in the saddle if they are not yet ready for larger leaps from the horse. Good coaches can plan a logical jump build to grow the confidence of riders . We will also cover jump and pole spacing to refresh coaches of their build knowledge.

2pm – Arena – Striding patterns and fence alterations. Following on from refreshing knowledge of spacing, we will watch our riders will jump through related distance exercise and we will look at how and where fences need to be altered when more ground is taken up for landing and take-off as fences increase in size. The aim being to help coaches get their eye in to understand how the horses are moving, and whether they should be adjusting the fence or adjusting the technique of the riders.

3pm – Classroom – discussion on conformational challenge and jumping. Most horses have some type of conformation challenge or another, requiring adjustment from the rider to jump successfully.

6 CPD points

Time - 945am - 345pm

Cost - £165

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Morning - classroom theory (presentation of slides) and inclusive discussion.

 
Lunch break

 
Afternoon - practical includes Arena work, with a couple of riding volunteers and horses, simulated road route with opportunity to coach, Road walk and ride simulation on campus.

Followed by discussion, Q & A Finish.

6 CPD Points

Cost - £45

Time - 10am - 4pm

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Charlotte will explain bitting families and types of bits. How they work and relate this to mouth conformation and training issues. She will also relate bridle fit to head conformation and again relate to behavioural/training issues. She will also do a little Myth Busting alone route.

3 CPD Points

Cost - £13.50

Time - 6.30 - 8.30pm

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8.45 am     Registration for Stage 2 coach and full day participants. 

9 am         Lesson Plans, Lead Rein Lunge Group Flat & Jump, Stable Management lesson. The key points which need to be covered. 

9.45 am     Lead rein lesson practical.   

10.30 am    Lunge lesson practical. 

11.15 am    Group lesson practical.  

12.15 pm     Stable management practical.  

12.30 pm    Arrival for Stage 3 coach participants. 

12.45pm     Working lunch. Stage 3 lesson plans.  

1.15 pm      Sim XC fences; use, building, planning 

1.30 pm     Sim XC lesson practical.  

2.30 pm     Dressage lesson practical.  

3 pm     Final questions. 

3.30 pm     Finish. 

6 CPD Points

COST - £90

Time - 8.45-3.30

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