Having competed up to advanced level eventing and achieved her BHS Senior Coach and completed multiple therapy qualifications. Gillian is in a great place to apply anatomy to riding, training and therapy.

Gillian is passionate about horses, equine anatomy and sharing all she knows for the good of the horse. An authority in equine anatomy and biomechanics, a British Horse Society Senior Coach, professional sports and remedial therapist, author and with a first-class honours degree in Equine Science and Business Management.
 

Gillian specialises in assessing posture and movement, devising exercises for improving performance and educating horse owners. She is well known for her anatomical painting on live horses which she uses for her teaching.

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​Caroline, was an Eventing Performance Coach, focussing on coaching riders and other coaches to improve their skills, with the main aim to develop confidence and belief by building correct foundations.

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She co-owned Allstar B, who was competed by Ros Canter. The pair first represented Great Britain at the 2017 European Championships in Strzegom, winning team gold and finishing fifth individually.

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The following year, 2018, was even more successful. Ros and Allstar B placed third at Badminton before taking double gold at the World Equestrian Games in Tryon, making them the new World Champions. A further team gold medal was won at the 2021 European Championships in Avenches.

As well as competing in the 2012 London Olympic Games Richard also finished his four-year term as the British World Class Performance Manager and former British Dressage Team Captain. He is credited for ‘masterminding the strategic plan behind Britain’s most successful period of international successes’ resulting in their historic Olympic and European team gold medals and World Championship medals. Richard combined this role whilst himself competing at the highest levels including the World Cup Finals and the Olympics, a feat believed to be unequalled.

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Aside from his own competition program Richard’s advice and coaching skills continue to be sought by some of the world’s most successful dressage and show jumping riders, including World and Olympic medalists. He has been a coach to UK Sports World Class Development Show Jumping Program for almost a decade.​

Sue ran a clinical referral service for lameness and poor performance, attracting clients from all over the United Kingdom, Ireland and continental Europe for 37 years.

Sue is a former President of the British Equine Veterinary Association and is currently scientific advisor to the Saddle Research Trust and Moorcroft Rehabilitation Centre. Sue is also a rider, and has produced horses to top national level in both eventing and show jumping. Sue holds the Instructors and Stable Managers Certificates of the British Horse Society (BHSI).

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Sue currently works as an independent consultant advising on non-veterinary aspects of equestrianism, drawing on her observations of many years as a hands-on horse person.

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​Changing direction multiple times and trying different approaches Mark and his long suffering clients has “settled”  upon 3 key elements in his hoofcare business 

First barefoot, second barefoot and boots and lastly composite shoes where necessary. Captivated by the function of anatomy Mark is passionate about the whole horse, where everything affects everything and everything connects to everything.

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Mark Johnson wants to help create healthy and sound horses using his experience of: trimming, hoof boots, and composite shoes, combined with the essentials of nutrition, condition and environmental influence. His referral service is used by many in the equine world who want to improve the well-being of the horses in their care. 

He is past chairman of the BEVA/BVDA examining committee for EDT exams, past BEVA Council representative for equine dentistry, chairman of the BEVA Dental Working Party for political aspects relating to dentistry – and winner of the Pet Plan Vet of the Year Award for 2011, an achievement that the judges awarded in recognition of Chris’s work in equine dentistry and the beneficial effect on equine welfare.

Chris is the current President of the European Veterinary Dental College, the authority that trains and regulates veterinary dental specialists across Europe. Chris is dedicated to advancing the science of equine dentistry and is particularly interested in novel restorative and preservative treatments. This has placed Chris at the forefront of equine dentistry worldwide.  

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Clare first worked for leading horse feed and supplement companies as their nutritionist, giving nutrition and dietary advice to horse owners, yard managers, and vets, formulating products, reviewing research, writing articles, and giving lectures. 

Clare’s passion for the truth meant after a few years with companies, she moved into independent practice where she could offer owners a completely unbiased source of advice. ​During 2001/02 she independently achieved her Masters degree (MSc) at the University of Essex. Clare’s first book The Truth About Feeding Your Horse was published in February 2007 by J A Allen and has been so popular it is currently sold out, so a new edition is underway. Clare attends nutrition, health and exercise conferences whenever she can and keeps her expertise updated with continuing professional development (CPD).

Laurence has a vast and varied wealth of experience and knowledge within the saddlery industry including saddle fitting, workshop, teaching and assessing. He is involved with the Society of Master Saddlers of which he is a Fellow and he is on the Livery of the Saddlers Company in London.

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Laurence is a Master Saddler, a registered Society of Master Saddlers Qualified Saddle Fitter and an Assessor of the Qualified Saddle Fitters course and City and Guilds exams.

Laurence is dedicated to improving the saddlery trade and development whilst combining his traditional saddlery and leather working skills with new and innovative ideas. As a rider himself, Laurence is very aware of the challenging combinations of horse and rider.

​Catherine is passionate about horses and even more so about equine welfare, as well as being qualified as a fitter and skilled craftsperson. Catherine takes a somewhat holistic approach to saddlery fitting, looking at the horse and rider combination and happily works with other equine professionals to maximise horse welfare and performance.

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Catherine is also passionate about educating the riding public and provides lectures, demos and talks online or in-person. Catherine undertakes regular CPD to ensure that the content stays up to date and current. She specialises in making handmade, made to measure, bespoke bridles in her workshop in Wiltshire.

Sport horses, lameness and poor performance are Matthew's forte but all horses and ponies come under his umbrella.

Alongside working in the practice, Matthew is an accredited racecourse vet covering racecourse duties at Southwell and Nottingham, and at many other local events including team chases, Point to Points and ploughing matches. Matthew is also an Official Veterinarian for export certification for EU and non EU exports.