Monthly Club Speakers

Monthly Club Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month at the Bitton Football Club, Bath Road, Bitton BS30 6HX startin at 7.30pm. Members pay a sub of £2 and guests are asked to pay £3.
If you would like to give a talk at our club meetings or have an idea for an interesting speaker
please contact Nicola Steele.

5th February

Sophie Hulme
Local 3* Event Rider

Sophie Hulme is a 28-year-old event rider originally from California, now based in Gloucestershire, England. She holds an MSci in Equine Science from Hartpury University and has competed up to the three-star level in eventing. Sophie trains with international event rider Nick Gauntlett, where she and her horses are based.

5th March
Simon Freegard
Sharper Focus

All you need to know about Clippers.

20 Years experience in the Clipper industry. Professional sharpening, clipper service & repair. Mobile workshop - postal/drop off available.
Covers Bristol, South West and surrounding areas

2nd April

Steffie Bryant
How to ride a Dressage Test

Steffie Bryant is an established dressage rider & trainer based in the South West currently based and training with Gareth Hughes and Rob Barker.

Gareth Hughes is a British dressage rider and trainer who has represented Great Britain in international competitions, including the European Championships and World Cup Finals. He is known for his expertise in training horses and riders to achieve high levels of performance.

Rob Barker is a British dressage rider and trainer who has competed at national and international levels. He is recognized for his work in developing horses and riders, focusing on classical dressage principles.

7th May

Hofmag Therapy
with Andrea Goode

Hofmag therapy uses Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) technology to promote healing and improve performance in horses. This non-invasive treatment involves applying short, high-intensity magnetic waves that stimulate the body's natural healing processes at the cellular level. Benefits include accelerated recovery, muscle relaxation, reduced pain, enhanced flexibility, and improved performance. The therapy works by boosting blood flow and oxygen to muscles, helping prevent injuries and optimize recovery. It is commonly used in stables and is scientifically proven to support tissue repair and overall well-being.