Your Rider Lounge
The Riding Club gives you a place to think about your last ride and your next one, make notes in your personal hub, explore ideas and spend time with other riders, with me there to help you think about your riding experiences too.
You never know what might make a difference the next time you ride.
Enter The Lounge
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Why riders enjoy the LoungeĀ
The Riding Club helps riders turn experience into understanding.
What are you still thinking about from your last ride?
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Join the ConversationEvery rider has their own story.
We all want to stay connected to what we love most about our horse, our partnership and the experiences we share together.
Need a hand?
Whether it's a question about the Riding Club or something you've been thinking about since your last ride, you're welcome to ask.
The Heroes App makes it easy to drop into the Lounge whenever you'd like.
Learning Between Rides
The Space Between RidesĀ
After a lesson or a ride, there is a lot to think about and replay in your mind.
The Questions We Ask Ourselves After A RideĀ
After a ride, while I'm making my horse comfortable, my mind is full of ideas, questions, emotions and fragments of the feel of the ride.
Take Another Look
Look in the mirrorĀ
Reflection is not a pause in progress. It is how progress becomes visible.
How do you choose to recognise the moments that matter?Ā
Life with our horses is enriched by countless moments and experiences.
My Rider Story
What my horses taught me about who I am as a rider.Ā
When the story of Salvation was shared in Horse & Hound, many people reached out to say how beautifully they felt his story had been told and remembered.
Rider Seeks Horse
My focus is on flatwork and hacking, building a relationship with a new horse before returning to British Dressage competitions.
Seasons
You are not behind. You are in a season.
Learning changes us as riders.
The more we understand, the more we begin to notice. Sometimes that feels exciting.
What are you learning about yourself and your horse?Ā
Building a partnership with a horse asks us to be patient, present and aware of how our horse is feeling.
