Jennie Candy Horse & Rider Training

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I thrive on seeing a partnership progress, creating a warm, friendly and fun environment.

My Mission - to get the best out of you and your horse. I thrive on seeing a partnership progress, creating a warm, friendly and fun environment. I enjoy training any standard of horse and rider combination and base my instruction on the scales of training.

- Private and shared lessons
- Schooling and exercising your horse
- Lunging
- BHS exam training and clinics (Stage 1 and 2)

I am happy to t

ravel to your yard or available for lessons in Swanmore where we have a fantastic 20x60 all weather school. Fully insured, CRB Cleared and Equine Specific First Aid. To discuss your requirements, please do not hesitate to call me or PM me.

10/06/2026

I don’t always get the luxury of an indoor! Charlotte and I took turns lunging poor Digby in the thunder and lightening until the rain got so heavy I had to agree with Digby to call it a day!

08/06/2026

After competing Saturday and having Sunday off I thought it would be good to see how Birdie was on the rope before getting on today. It helps me understand whether she has held on to any tension from her outing. Quite glad I did as while I body felt fairly soft and giving to me, she had plenty of “yawns” and “licks” releasing that inner tension!

And yes, I do know how lucky I am to have an indoor today! The sound you can hear is not static - it is the crazy rain 🌧️💧

Fantastic morning with my biomechanics idol Russell at . Our session covered looking at my symmetry unmounted, a gait a...
30/05/2026

Fantastic morning with my biomechanics idol Russell at . Our session covered looking at my symmetry unmounted, a gait analysis for Birdie and then putting it together in a rider mounted session. I absolutely love this stuff! How we affect the horses way of going. Russell had some great tips and exercises for me to work on. Interesting to see how I’m doing post knee surgery as well. No one is perfect! We all always have things to work on and are so good with ensuring our horses have everything and work so hard on their symmetry we can forget our own. And yet our own makes a massive difference to their way of going!

Thank you for organising it all. Great clinic!

Photos from Fiona Wilson’s clinic on Friday at courtesy of Such a great clinic to lead into a very special birthday we...
28/05/2026

Photos from Fiona Wilson’s clinic on Friday at courtesy of

Such a great clinic to lead into a very special birthday weekend away for me!

I particularly picked the trot photos as it really shows how she has started opening up her shoulders more now. She is turning into a different horse thanks to and the whole crew at Headmore that look after her so well.

So I decided it was time to get back out there this week! After testing the water at Quob on Sunday with some amazing su...
23/05/2026

So I decided it was time to get back out there this week! After testing the water at Quob on Sunday with some amazing support from the Headmore full team - ensuring Birdie was not allowed to out a foot wrong and driving me there as my lorry decided not to start (thank you!) and for keeping me in check and warming us up (thank you too!); we ventured to Parwood on Thursday for 2 medium tests.

The weather was so hot I thought I would probably ditch the second test. We had a lovely relaxed warm up but our first test went Birdie’s way and whilst she let me in, that was probably only on 50% of the test. So I gave myself a talking to - all this training had to be put into the test. Whilst the walk was very fragile and we did have a costly jog still but it was 100% better than the first test and she was so much more rideable with some lovely highlights too. We managed a respectable 65%.

We are not quite there as yet but I can really feel the training working and she is starting to look like a chunky strong girl 🥰 thanks to a whole team of people!!

18/05/2026

New Forest stallions are being let out onto the Forest today, marking the start of the traditional breeding season.

Specially selected stallions are released into specific areas of the Forest for six weeks to maintain the quality and bloodlines of the rare breed New Forest pony.

The stallions are owned by local people called Commoners and are licensed to be out on the Forest by the Verderers of the New Forest who oversee the commoning system.

This year, 25 stallions will be turned out across the Forest, and are permitted to remain out until Monday, June 22.

As always, please take extra care when out in the Forest and admire the animals from a distance - do not approach or touch, and never feed them as there is plenty of food to go around!

11/05/2026

I am in love with this lunge pen! Birdie has always been tricky to canter on the lunge. Pulling all kinds of shapes and dragging me across the arena. In here she is only working against herself. I can just send her on and she just ends up working harder and doing more circles 😂

It’s been great for her balance too. She has to work that out herself as well. Clever girl 🥰

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