Introducing Millie! 🦄
A mechanical horse, who travels the country helping riders (and non riders) of all levels to improve riding, core strength and become better riders.
Emily and Millie work with you to revolutionise your riding! 💪🏼
Whether your a complete novice who has never ridden before, a happy hacker that wants the best for their four legged friend, to training and competing up to Grand Prix level.
Do you have a niggling issue you can’t solve?
Want to improve balance?
Work on your rider fitness?
Coming back from injury and would like to see what you can do safely?
Mechanical Millie is a revolutionary piece of kit that is human powered.
She moves as little or a much as you want. Great for post injury.
She also improves as you do with direct feedback as you ride.
Sessions with Emily and Millie are up to 30min £35
You can bring your horse and have a up to 30min lesson with Jo Wainwright after your Millie session to put into practice what you have learned. All levels welcome.
To add a lesson after your Millie session for £30
Full payment at time of booking.
Times will be allocated on booking.
Refreshments will be available all day.
Please give this event a share too 🙏 your support is greatly appreciated.
Payments are non refundable unless the event is cancelled.
Dogs are not allowed out of vehicles anywhere on site, sorry
Message page to book on.
Disclaimer - please note - everyone on site do so at their own risk. No responsibility is taken for any loss, damage, injury or
death however caused is taken by CE Dressage / Jo Wainwright / Wakefield RDA / Camphill and associates / Emily Lloyd / E Equine.
By been on site you and any connections are deemed to understand and accept all liability. Horses must carry public liability insurance, random checks will be made. All horses are to come from a disease free environment you are taking responsibility for this by attending.
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