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Have you considered taking the Fellowship Assessment?
The General Fellowship assessment will be taking place on 18th and 19th October 2023 at Wellington Riding, Hampshire The BHS Fellowship is the highest professional standard across the equine industry and is internationally recognised. Taking place across two days, candidates will be assessed on coaching skills, practical demonstrations, theoretical knowledge, stable management and the history…
Read MoreFrom Sam York FBHS on behalf of the committee …. Wow, what can I say – what a fantastic few days we have all had. A seriously packed two days of thought-provoking discussion, top class coaching, study groups and so much more, all leading to some, at times, contentious and divided opinions on so many…
Read MoreKeysoe, January 2023. An amazing very inspiring 2 days delivered by Caroline Moore FBHS. Watching Caroline coach was an absolute pleasure and watching the combinations grow over the 2 days was a joy and very thought provoking. It was clear from the first session on the Wednesday that Caroline had some top priorities for her…
Read MoreKeysoe, January 2023. This year’s dressage training was taken by Adam Kemp FBHS and included horses of all levels from Novice to Grand Prix, and horses preparing to do their first 5* at Badminton. The two days provided a great opportunity for all spectating coaches to observe training and coaching of a world class level.…
Read MoreAnnual Course, AGM & Dinner 2023
Wednesday 4th and Thursday 5th Jan, Keysoe – see What’s On page for application forms and dinner menu.
Read MoreNotice of the Annual General Meeting 2023
All F&I Members are welcome. The AGM is preceded by the bar and followed by dinner! Notice of the Annual General Meeting to be held on Wednesday 4th January 2023 at KEYSOE, 7pm AGENDA Welcome address by Sam York FBHS – Chair. Attendance and Apologies for Absence Minutes of last AGM (held 3rd January 2022) Matters Arising…
Read MoreThe British Racing School Combined report by Jane Reed BHSI and Simon Somers BHSI Having lived near Newmarket for 25 years, the old adage of “you never visit the places on your doorstep“ is true. So it was marvellous to visit the British Racing School and the Injured Jockeys Fund Building, with a keen group…
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