
About Us
We love it here, so will you.
Since the business was established at Hall Farm Stables in 2005, it has steadily grown and developed. Our yard is BHS, Pony Club and RDA Accessibility Mark approved, offering BHS qualified instruction.
We have well-schooled horses for lessons and hacks. Two floodlit all-weather outdoor arena’s one with judges’ box, 20 x 60 and 20 x25 metre Extensive grazing and six boxes for liveries.
We have a great team with one thing in common; a passion about horses and riding. The welfare of our horses and riders is paramount. Thus we pride ourselves in a small, well-run yard managed to high standards of yard management, teaching and horsemanship. It is important to us that you enjoy the yard as much as we do, so we keep the atmosphere relaxed and friendly.
If you would like to come and meet us and have a look around, please give us a call; you will be very welcome.
Tessa
It has always been Tessa’s dream to have her very own yard and to able to teach with her own horses and ponies.
Tessa is the main instructor for the school and specialises in dressage. She started her BHS training at the College of West Anglia in Milton, Cambridgeshire in 1995. She then worked in many different yards to gain experience, continuing to keep her training up to-date. She is a BHS AI and keeps herself up to date by regularly using different trainers. She is also the BHS Training Officer for the Cambridgeshire Area.
She worked hard to prove to people that you can do dressage on any type of horse. When she first wanted to compete at dressage, she only had Wesley, a gypsy cob. At first she got quite a few knock backs and discouragement from the sport since Wesley was not a traditional dressage horse. However, he was all she had and she was determined to succeed.
Since then, Wesley proved her detractors wrong and took her to top level competition. In 2004 they won the Pet Plan novice championship. In 2005 they won the Pet Plan Final (against some amazing horses) and came 9th at Elementary level at the Nationals. Wesley and Tessa competed up to Advanced Medium. They continually worked on Grand Prix movements at home, so that every time they went competed they came back with a 1st or 2nd place. Good old Wez!
Instructors
We have a great team of instructors and guest instructors visiting the yard for clinics
Apprentices
We take on apprentices, from age 16yrs to study with us. They able to learn about real life work with horses, and earn a wage, while studying.
Yard experts
Farrier – Harry Garner
Osteopath – Soraya Bish
Saddler – Martin Wilkinson
Dentist – Matt Moister
