Training

We try to provide a variety of trainers for our members, whilst also providing some continuation to improve learning

Abbie Lynch

Abbie is a BEUKCC level 3 coach, and has previously ridden up to Inter II level dressage 3* eventing & 1.30m showjumping and having had over eighty point to point rides. Abbie is also a sport psychologist

Mark Boxall

UKCC Level 2 SJ coach. Mark has evented up to 2*, as well as competing Advanced Medium dressage and Foxhunter show jumping

His Aussie accent snd practical manner make him a firm favourite

Mat Baker

Mat's journey began in eventing, before moving to dressage. He spent 7 years as the resident rider for Roland Tong & Ben St James. Now training with Carl Hester Mat has competed at the Nationals several times, securing a national title & many top 10 placings.

With a passion for teaching Mat works with riders & horses of all levels, from beginners to advanced, understanding how to get the best of any horse, regardless of breeding or experience

Andrew Lovell

BHSI. Ridden and competed to Advanced Eventing, Sj to 120cm, PSG dressage, Ridden and produced show horses at County level and for HOYS AND RIHS. Bred and shown own horses about to stand our first home bred Stallion

Mandy Frost

Mandy is a British Showjumping UKCC Level 4 coach, having recently completed MSc Professional Practice in Sports Coaching.

Mandy previously produced horses from novice to international level, and now focuses on coaching both youths and adults, looking to nurture, motivate, challenge and inspire riders to achieve their potential.

Since starting her coaching career she has been awarded British Showjumping Coach of the Year, also being selected for the Excel Talent Coaching Programme and the Youth Coaching Programme.

Cameron Beer

Cameron has been a member of SOVRC himself since he was in his early teens and a junior member! He has since developed his own coaching skills, gaining his UKCC Level 3 (Eventing) qualification. Having competed at 3* in the past, and now bringing on his team of young horses, he keeps his coaching fresh by training regularly himself in all disciplines, and so continuing to evolve as a trainer.