Tuition is available with our first class instructors.
Ann Chadwick
BHS II (reg’d)
45 mins private lesson: £25
1 hour semi-private lesson: £20 each
Ann has been working as a qualified professional in the Horse Industry for over 30 years. She holds the British Horse
Society Intermediate Instructors Certificate (equivalent – International Coaching Certificate, Level III), has been a Level
Three NVQ Assessor for the Equine Industry and also holds Side Saddle Association Certificates. She Instructs, Trains and
Examines for the Pony Club and regularly judges Dressage and Showing at Riding Club Level, both locally and nationally.
She also holds her City & Guilds 7302 Certificate in Teaching and her University Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning
Sector and, until recently, has been teaching and lecturing part-time in the Equine Unit of an Agricultural College. She left
this post to take up the position of Events Coordinator for Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre and continues to also work as a
freelance, self-employed Riding Instructor. Ann is also a panel judge (O D) for Senior Showing & Dressage.
Ann Chadwick
In the past, Ann has worked in a variety of roles in the equine sector, including as Yard Manager and Head of Staff and
Student Training at a busy BHS approved Riding School, Livery Yard, Competition and Examination Centre. She also, with
her family, owned and ran an ABRS (Association of British Riding Schools) approved Riding School, Livery Yard and
Competition Centre. The yard was a training and examination centre for the British Horse Society, Riding and Road Safety
Examination, and training for other BHS examinations was also provided.
Ann has competed at National Level in Side Saddle and BHS Equitation Classes., County Level Showing, Affiliated Dressage,
Affiliated Show jumping and British Riding Club Eventing. She is available to teach riders of any level and is happy to teach
both adults and children, offering instruction and coaching in dressage, jumping and showing. She is also available to help
with BHS and Pony Club exam preparation, both ridden and stable management.
Ann is currently working to promote the work of ISES (International Society for Equitation Science) to
encourage the understanding and use of Equine Learning Theory and would like to work
towards achieving her Level One Certificate in Equitation Science.
For bookings with Ann at Lodge Farm Equestrian Centre, please ring 01782 551961 or 07989
642204
Richard Hope
British Dressage Listed Coach
Richard started his Dressage career with the late Lady Joicey and was involved with training from eminent coaches such as
Christoph Hess and Stephen Clarke, and he also trained with FBHS & List 1 judge, Tim Downes.
Richard has been described as having a ‘real talent for helping grass roots riders’ and he believes in developing a clear basic
skill set in the riders he works with, and developing performance through systematic and logical progression.
Richard has produced a wide variety of young horses, many of whom have worked successfully up the levels and have gone
on to have fruitful careers with riders from both the UK and overseas.
As well as the coaches already mentioned, Richard also has help with his own horses from British Olympic Dressage rider
Richard Davidson FBHS.
Richard regularly coaches at BD training clinics, but is very happy to work with horses and riders of all ages, types and
levels, and enjoys helping people to ‘exceed their perceived limitations’.
Private Lesson £35.00
45 minutes,
or Semi-private Lesson
(2 riders) 1 hour £25.00 each
For details of up-coming training days with Richard please see the Lodge Farm Web-site or ring Ann on 01782
551961, 07989 642204 [email protected]
Steve Pryde
BHS II, T, SM, UKCC Level 3, BD listed Trainer, Member of ISES (International Society of Equitation Science)
and QTLS status as an Equine Lecturer
Steve Pryde
Steve is an experienced Equestrian Coach & Trainer who combines and blends the principles of
Equitation Science with proven practical techniques to systematically & progressively develop the
training of Horse & Rider. “If we understand how horses learn, then our training can be both ethical
& sustainable with the horse’s welfare at the centre of everything we do”. In recent years the
emergence of Equitation Science has provided evidence of what works and why, and it is enabling
Coaches/Trainers & Riders to examine what they do, develop their understanding of the horse and,
as a result, become more effective, As well as Teaching & Coaching, Steve actively Trains &
Competes with his own horse.
Steve Pryde
Hannah Jackson
BSJA Accredited Coach, (BHSII) and a UKCC Level 3 Coach. She also holds a University Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong
Learning Sector (DTLLS)
Hannah Jackson
Hannah is a British Horse Society Intermediate Instructor (BHSII) and a UKCC Level 3 Coach. She also holds a University
Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (DTLLS) and is currently working part time as a Lecturer in the Equine
Unit of an agricultural college. She has Show Jumped for Great Britain on numerous National Show Jumping teams in both
the UK and Europe, and has competed at Hickstead (RIHS), Olympia and the Horse of the Year Show. Hannah teaches
private clients and is a Show Jump trainer for a number of Riding Clubs and Pony Clubs. She regularly competes with her
own horses, as well as horses owned by, and on behalf of other people. She also takes horses for schooling and to sell on
for clients. Hannah is happy to teach riders of any standard, whether they are competing at affiliated or unaffiliated or just
hoping to do so in the future.
Hannah Jackson