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The British Horse Society in Ireland present Flat work and Jump training sessions with Caroline Moore FBHS – British Eventing National u18 Coach on 29 September 2013

Tailor-made group sessions focussing on developing the horse and rider partnership and confidence. Caroline will use different exercises to build on the strengths and develop any weaker areas so all riders will go home with a constructive plan.

Contact Susan Irwin to book a lesson

BHS Development Officer for Ireland

120 Main Street, Greyabbey, Co Down, BT22 2NG

Office: 0044(0)2842788681

Mobile:0044(0)7808141079

Email: S.Irwin@bhs.org.uk

Brief CV for Caroline Moore FBHS

www.caroline-moore.com

Caroline has produced and ridden horses up to 4* level, competing at Badminton, Burghley, Bramham and Blenheim, as well as overseas. In 2007 she took part in the Olympic test event in Hong Kong on Don Giovanni.

Caroline, who is the British Eventing National u18 Coach, now focuses mainly on coaching riders and other coaches to improve their skills, with the main aim to develop confidence and belief by building correct foundations.

A Fellow of the BHS and a BE Accredited Coach, Caroline offers individual and group sessions at different venues nationwide but with her main base being Vale View Equestrian Centre in Leicestershire. Individual support is also offered throughout the event season including course walking, competition planning, fitness advice, etc.

BE Coaching Development Programme

The Coaching Development Programme was initiated by the BEF world class in 2005, orchestrated by British Eventing Performance Manager, Yogi Breisner. The aim is to improve the standard of coaching within the sport of eventing. The ultimate goal is to build on Team GB’s already impressive tally of medals and to enable them to continue the winning formula well into the future at championship level.

As established coaches with international competition experience Nick Turner, Caroline Moore, Christie Wright, Philip Surl and Claire Turner were selected for the three year development programme. During this time they have worked on all aspects of their coaching skills including regularly taking coaching sessions in dressage, show jumping and cross country under the watchful eye of Yogi, as well as having practical training from other trainers including Kenneth Clawson, Ian Woodhead and Lucinda Green.

Other aspects covered in the course include sports psychology, rider nutrition and fitness, media training, veterinary and also observation of different coaching approaches and techniques from many international trainers including Kenneth Clawson, Ian Woodhead, Lucinda Green, Judy Harvey, Peter Murphy, Tracie Robinson, Di Lampard and Eric Smiley.