Of unrecorded parentage and somewhat unique conformation, Scooter was one of the most capable jumpers you could wish for with enormous heart and desire to please. The  biggest and most loveable character he will be forever missed..

I inherited Frank from my good friend Ian Russell. Ex racehorse turned advanced event horse; Frank was savage on the ground and had limited showjumping skills but he diligently carted me around numerous events and loved his hunting

A full thoroughbred by the great New Zealand sire Aberlou; Special won Punchestown and was 8th at Burghley with Blyth Tait. He taught me a huge amount and enjoyed being number one pet pony

Bernie was an ex racehorse with the heart of a lion. Placing 3rd in his first 4 star at Blair he was lost before fulfilling his enormous potential and is hugely missed

The little pony with the biggest personality. Purchased from Reading Cattle Market for £45 he had a long ridden career before taking on the exceptionally important role of chief travelling companion to the team. 

By Welton Crackerjack; Moose was my first event horse and put up with my many mistakes with varying levels of tolerance! 

Owned by the Painter family, Ba had the least ability but won the most prizes with his level temperament and calm attitude. When he had finished eventing, hunting and even been placed in a hunt race despite his lack of speed, he was the first horse I trained to advanced level in dressage.

The much loved Ace Lightning raced before turning his hoof to eventing and making it half way around Burghley. 

Jackles was  Australian bred by Celerity Park Starlight. Winner of Punchestown with Emma Priest before competing to advanced level dressage with me he lived to the grand old age of 29

Known to his friends as The White Wonder, this wonderfully kind and generous horse was taken too soon due to severe melanoma.

Following a successful career as a SHP and a JA jumping pony, Minnie took on the very important role of travelling companion. She had an enormous amount of sass and was the right colour to fit in well.

Owned by Tilly Hankey and bought for her by her granny, the much missed Jane Beswick, this little hero  quickly became a yard favourite with his huge character.