Small, supportive training clinics designed for horse owners wanting to develop their schooling, jumping, confidence, and partnership. Each clinic focuses on clear, progressive exercises matched to the level of the group, helping riders feel capable and helping horses understand what’s being asked of them.
Clinics run in the calm, practical environment at Bell House Equestrian, using the 60m x 30m sand‑fibre arena with LED lighting and the Log Cabin for theory, discussion, and rider development.
Clinic Themes
Flatwork & Partnership Clinics Progressive exercises to improve balance, suppleness, straightness, and communication. Ideal for riders who want to strengthen their horse’s way of going and build a clearer partnership.
Polework Clinics Confidence‑building pole exercises to improve rhythm, balance, steering, and focus. Suitable for all levels and perfect for horses needing variety or riders wanting low‑pressure development.
Gridwork Clinics Supportive jumping sessions using grids and related distances to develop rhythm, technique, confidence, and rider position. Ideal for riders building their jumping foundations or returning after a break.
Course‑Jumping Clinics Small‑group sessions working through lines, turns, approaches, and full courses. Suitable for riders competing at local or affiliated levels (80–1m20).
Clinic Format
Group size: Small groups (usually 3–4 riders) to ensure individual support while maintaining a positive group dynamic.
Duration: Typically 1 hour per group.
Structure: • Short check‑in • Progressive ridden exercises • Supportive coaching matched to the group • Calm cool‑down • Optional theory discussion in the Log Cabin
⭐ Who Clinics Are Suitable For
• Horse owners improving their schooling, jumping, confidence, and partnership • Leisure riders who also compete at local or affiliated levels • Riders enjoying dressage, show jumping, or eventing (Intro–Elementary, 80–1m20, BE80–BE100) • Riders wanting structured, supportive group learning
Dates and booking links are posted on the Bell House Equestrian Facebook page and through the Contact Us form.