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6-8 June at Wheatlands Farm, Finchampstead, Berkshire, RG40 4LZ
with lead coach Charlie Samuel-Camps, BHS Senior Eventing Coach (Stage 4).

If you are a BHS Accredited Professional Coach and would like to be able to train candidates to achieve the Ride Safe challenge award, which is required for BHS Professional Qualifications, then this day is for you. 

We invite you to turn the pages of history with a visit to Innerpeffray, Scotland's first lending library.

❓ Are you a BHS APC and are interested in becoming a Ride Safe Trainer?
❓ Has your existing Ride Safe Trainer training expired? (lasts 3yrs)

We are running a training day for new and existing trainers to enable them to deliver and continue delivering the BHS Ride Safe (Silver Challenge Award) qualification.

The training will be led by Ride Safe Adviser, Jacqui Bolt (BHS Stage 4 Senior Coach).

Counts as 3 CPD points for BHS Accredited Professional Coaches.

Flatwork training in the morning with jumping/pole work in the afternoon.

The café is open so why not come for the day and do a morning and an afternoon session. Day stables are available for your horse to relax while you enjoy your lunch.

These are friendly and relaxed group sessions that last approx. 1hr and there will be a maximum of 4 riders per group.

The inaugural adults' mounted games competition was so much fun last year, we're doing two in 2025! All games have been adapted so that there's no need for dismounting or vaulting on, so it's kinder on horses' backs and any ageing human joints, and it removes any horse height advantage/disadvantage so everyone can have a go! 

Are you looking forward to summer and planning any riding adventures?

Do you want to become a Ride Safe Trainer (or renew your certificate) so you can train and deliver the BHS Ride Safe Challenge Awards

In this session, Katie joins BHS to explore the real foundations of rider confidence both in the saddle and on the ground. Whether you’re a happy hacker or a riding club competitor, confidence wobbles can happen to all of us and they can be really challenging to overcome.

A 1 ½ hr Western riding experience at Burley-Villa School of Riding, taught by Tammy Greaves in the Indoor Arena.

The session will include a demonstration to begin and then a Q & A followed by an hours ridden session, learning the basics of western riding. All riders need to be confident in walk & trot and have experienced some canter.

Horses and other livestock can get themselves into all sorts of predicaments and when they need rescuing the hard working large animal rescue specialists of the fire service are there to help them.

BHS Dorset invite you to have a go at Polo. The coaches at the Dorset Polo Club will take you through the basics and guide you towards your first chukka. No previous experience necessary but must be able to trot and have tried canter as a minimum. All polo equipment will be provided but you will need to bring your own hat, boots and body protector (if you wish to wear one.)