British Dressage

10 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from December 29, 2016
  

  Sherry L. asked:

  Looking for advice regarding affiliated. I live in the south east London area near Kent. Do affiliated events only happen during the week? Or do they have weekend events? As I work weekdays and wondering if it's worth going affiliated with my boy. Does anyone know of any local venues near Kent area. Stabled in Orpington area. Have own transport. Thanks pic for attention. X

  

  Karla K. replied:

  Look on Britishdressage.co.uk all shows listed on there. Local venues to you are Oldencraig, Eaglesfield, chester hall (speedgate), Blue barn, Cobham manor (moli), brook farm, stilebridge, step aside, pachesham, petley wood, brendon Pyecombe, hickstead... probably others I've forgotten. Weekdays and weekends we are spoilt for choice really xx

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• Referral from June 29, 2013
  

  Catherine B. asked:

  Hi, where and when is the show? Where is a show schedule and are there any Lusitano classes, Thanks :D

  

  Lisa W. replied:

  Its all on the website www.bapsh.co.uk :)

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• Referral from June 1, 2013
  

  Lauren H. asked:

  Does anybody know where you can get the full dressage books with all the tests in or even just the sheets ??

  

  Naomi V. replied:

  If you want BD tests, contact www.britishdressage.co.uk. If the copa classes, they're on www.bapsh.co.uk website, click show link. Hope that helps? :)

  

  Kim G. replied:

  British dressage online shop will sell either. :)

  

  Jenny M. replied:

  British Dressage with post them out by return. If I were you I would get the schematic ones. Much easier to learn!

  

  Veronica F. replied:

  FacebookBRITISH DRESSAGE PUBLISH ALL OF THEM EITHER DRAWN AND WRITTEN OR JUST WRITTEN AND CAN BE PURCHASED OVER THE INTERNET.

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• Referral from January 14, 2013
  

  James T. asked:

  Better brush up on my Spanish does any one know a good site for horse related terminology Spanish to English etc.

  

  Emma W. replied:

  BAPSH have the book recommended by Karen Earth, the International Horsemans Dictionary - www.bapsh.co.uk

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• Referral from April 29, 2012
  

  Heather L. asked:

  Hi there, just trying to get as much info as possible really. I'm looking to get another horse and really would love it to be a PRE, but where to start?!! What experiences have you had getting your horses? Where and who did you go to? And does anyone have any general advice? Am very much in the thinking/planning stage at the moment, but want to be as fully prepared as possible. Thanks in advance!

  

  Margaret S. replied:

  Have you visited the BAPSH website, www.bapsh.co.uk. There is a list of breeders in the UK as well as stallion owners. This would be a good place to start, to find breeders or stallion owners in your area and contact them. As Jo said we are all passionate about the breed so please allow plenty of time to talk to folk. The National Show is in July - well worth a visit- where you would be guaranteed get an overdose of info from fans of the PRE. There are also Agents who import PREs. Agents please could you PM Heather if you wish to get in touch as this is a non-commercial site thanks.

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• Referral from November 4, 2014
  

  Stacey G. asked:

  Admin.....still no magazine, please can someone check I was sent one? Thanks

  

  Anita A. replied:

  Hi Matthew - I do not have details for you as a member of BAPSH Limited ? www.bapsh.co.uk

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• Referral from September 1, 2012
  

  Sarah L. asked:

  Asking on behalf of a friend, she has a lot of experience with PREs and used to work for a Grand Prix dressage rider in Barcelona where 99% of the horses were PRE. She is back in the UK and is on the horse hunt. She already has one youngster and was hoping to find another, and her heart set on a PRE. She has £2000 budget - is this realistic? She has cash waiting but isn't sure whether she'll manage finding one for the budget and isn't too sure where to look. Any advice appreciated, thanks.

  

  Anita A. replied:

  Please have a look on the www.BAPSH.co.uk website, there are horses for sale and a breeders list. Sorry but we are not allowed to advertise horses for sale on this facebook group :)

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