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Rebecca Golding

Improving performance through partnership between horse and rider

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Since learning to ride as a child, I knew I would spend my life and career with horses. I didn't grow up in a "horsey" family but I still immersed myself in anything to do with horses whenever I could. After leaving school, I begun an apprenticeship which lead me into the lifestyle I dreamt of.

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The diverse range of horses and people I have encountered throughout my career have contributed to the development of my training system. I focus on nurturing the partnership between horse and rider as I believe this is the true key to performance.

 

I am fortunate enough to have three horses of my own who I take great pride in producing and caring for. I have previously trained and ridden to intermediate level eventing and fox hunter showjumping. A lot of my work has been centred around breaking and bringing on young horses as well as those that might need an alternative approach to their training. 

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My adaptable, approachable coaching style blends an understanding of traditional horsemanship with with recent developments of research based protocols. I prioritise the rider being able to continue the progress of a training session on their own and encourage feedback with an open line of communication. 

 

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Qualifications 

  • BHS Senior Coach in Complete Horsemanship

  • BHS Stage 5 Stable Manager

  • BSc (hons) Equine Therapy and Rehabilitation 

  • Accredited Professional Coach

  • Pony Club Approved Coach

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