Groundwork instructor needed (Edinburgh area)

[hammie]

Hi all,

Does anyone have any recommendations? Asking for a friend.

(There don't seem to be any RA's for a long distance, so please don't suggest she gets an RA out!)

[happysnail]

There are Monty Roberts instructors at Ladykirk Equestrian (berwickshire) near Edinburgh

[hammie]

Thanks, I'll pass it on. From the website it looks like it might all be in-house though, and friend doesn't have transport. It's a fair way too actually. Any others?

[antares]

I may know of somebody, my trimmer is also very into her groundwork training (although not an ra), she helped a friend of mine with a bolshy 5 yr old.

She has just moved from NI to Scotland although she is nearer Glasgow than Edinburgh but she used to travel the length and breadth of Ireland so I would think she'd have no trouble travelling to you. She has also just completed her EET level 1

Here is her website although its not very up to date!

www.barefootandbitless.webs.com/

[wills]

Dec 6, 2012 8:43:02 GMT 1 antares said:

I may know of somebody, my trimmer is also very into her groundwork training (although not an ra), she helped a friend of mine with a bolshy 5 yr old.

She has just moved from NI to Scotland although she is nearer Glasgow than Edinburgh but she used to travel the length and breadth of Ireland so I would think she'd have no trouble travelling to you. She has also just completed her EET level 1

Here is her website although its not very up to date!

www.barefootandbitless.webs.com/

Oh thats good to know. Not to far from me.

You could try Morag Higgins (google her) shes auite a trek from you to but she will travel. Scotland is really lacking i IH help sadly

[bertie666]

Lorraine Kennedy is that direction, also an EE teacher but very good with groundstuff too - [e-mail]

[jen1]

Becky Holden come up to Scotland on a regular basis , not sure if she comes up so far but you can always ask.