Company Sponsorship

Caroline Smith is a successful Event Rider based near Stowmarket Suffolk, who has always been involved with horses. Caroline has an honours degree in Equine Business Management and has passed her BHS stage III and BHS Preliminary Teaching Test.
Her mother is a BHSAI, has competed herself  and owed her own riding school. Together they breed, produce and compete horeses, not only for themselves but also for clients.  She has achieved 2 first places on her own horses so far this year, one at Popular Park on Para TI and the other at Little Downham on Impress II.  Caroline has an Equine Training business, which provides tuition for horses and riders at all levels. She operates from her yard in Stowmarket, visit her web site at www.carolinesmithequine.co.uk  for more details.

                           

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Kate Johnson is a keen young Show jumper, 16 years old, and from Gloucestershire.  She competes successfully on her own horses at national level on the B.S.J.A. circuit.  She has recently secured a position working for a local producer of top quality show jumpers. 2008 has seen her competing at senior level for the first time and she has acheived much success :-
Adventurer finals and Catherine James novice finals at the National Scope Festival.
National Amateur finals at 1m.
Qualified National Amateur, 2nd rounds at 1m & 1m 10.
Regional Discovery Finals.
National Newcomers 2nd rounds.
National Blue Chips Champs Power Finals 1m 15.     Well done Kate!



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Matthew Davies is 19 years old and originally from Prestbury in Cheltenham, so grew up surrounded by racing. He attended the British Racing School at Newmarket to learn his trade.  He is currently an apprentice jockey to the extremely successful Flat Horse Trainer Mick Channon.  Matthew rode 7 winners last flat season and had 11 second placed horses and 8 thirds.

Well done Matthew!