Arrow Equestrian - Classical training for horse and rider

Arrow Equestrian specialises in Classical Dressage and Horsemanship that is based on sound theory and diligent practice. Sue Nevill-Parker has ridden and competed to a high standard in Dressage, Horse Trials and Show Jumping and specialises in helping riders to achieve an enhanced level of awareness and sensitivity in their riding. Her centre in rural Herefordshire is unique in that it offers both novice and advanced riders the chance to experience balance, harmony and ease with her specially trained schoolmasters.

In addition, specialist teachers are invited to teach at the Arrow Equestrian Centre so that students can benefit from a range of complementary techniques and therapies such as Alexander Technique, Feldenkrais, Tai Chi, Pilates, TTEAM, Massage and Cranio Sacral work etc…

Shoulder in with Arrow Horses: Anita and Cantinero, Sue and Iccaro, Felicity and Slipper, Philippa and Maestro, Katy and Pooh Bear.

Photograph © Newsquest (Midlands South) Hereford Times

Erik Herbermann Dressage - Next clinic, March 12th - 17th, 2010, please contact Sue for further details.

Erik Herbermann has very kindly allowed Arrow Equestrian to publish one of his articles on the website. This article was first published in the American magazine "Dressage Today". Please note that this article is copyright protected and is reproduced here on condition that it is neither copied, reproduced or circulated in any way. Click here to read it.

Enjoying the Snow!

Artista in the snow

Pooh and Mouse in the snow

Icaro - After snow - there is always mud

Slipper makes the most of the snow

Slipper and Maestoro in the snow

Elisabeth and Pooh

Escape to the Country
Arrow Equestrian was asked to "lend" its facilities to Talk Back TV to help with the making of one of the episodes of this programme. The programme helps a couple to move from an urban life to a new home and lifestyle in the country and the couple who came to us wanted to own a horse for the first time. A BHS "expert", Hannah Fenick, came with them to give advise about how to buy a horse, and Pooh, Icaro, Slipper and a livery called Patrick were put on show. Naturally Slipper won the hearts of everyone although he wasn't too keen on the riding style...! He also got a bit bored with the action and kept heading off to the nearest bit of grass ("CUT!"). However a pleasant afternoon was spent with "the cast", all for a few moments on TV. Click here for more photos.

"Sue, the director, Sam Pinkstone, and Icaro"

NEW Arrival - Arista

"No! It's not a levade - we are just having fun!"

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