Peter Tomlinson
One of the countries most exciting young Trainers
Willing to teach all levels
With the promise to get horse and rider to reach their full potential.
Peter is available for clinics across the country, please see prices and
contact details for further information.
Peter’s Training Tips
- The rider must constantly be thinking and keeping open the lines of communication with the horse remembering every horse is different and should be ridden as an individual
- A well trained horse will gain confidence in themselves by building on their physical capabilities in a gradual way so they can understand the task that they are being asked to do, the horse is a heard animal its from the knowledge of where he stands in the order of his life in terms of routine, consistency and repetition of his training.All these things increase their ability.
- Stay away from short cuts, they only exist in the minds of inpatient riders
- Remember Dressage equals quality not quantity
- The main aim of Dressage is to create harmony and balance between horse and rider
- At all times the rider must remain aware and promote mental self discipline
- The quality of the gaits takes precedence over all.
- Progressing comes through a gradual build up of correct training
- Go and watch as much good Dressage as you can
- I leave you with a quote
There are many ways to the top of the mountain but the view from the top is the same

