Meet The TSW Committee

After losing my riding confidence I was talked in to giving TREC a go in 2021 and we haven't looked back! Now I love nothing more than taking my map and exploring new moors and forests, alone or in company.

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My proudest moments have been winning the 2022 Level 1 National Champs & 2023 Level 2 English & Welsh Champs on my ex-racer, Dennis, with our partners Lydia & Ghost. 2025 is my first season riding as an individual.​​​

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I've been riding for 40years, but only found TREC 4 years ago, apparently I'm not yet too old to learn something new!

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I now compete my little podgy cob, in TREC, dressage and show jumping, and we love every minute of madness together.

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My TREC family are the friendliest bunch, and I have some friends for life!

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Me and my lovely mare PollyAnna have been trecing for 3 years, mainly at Level 1 pairs. We're slowly getting better - she's quite a spooky one so some of the PTV can be quite entertaining!

 

We also compete at dressage, working hunter and hunter trials and love boxing up and exploring our beautiful countryside

 

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I started TREC during lockdown in 2020 with Ghost having given nearly everything else a try. I love map reading and hacking so after a practice POR I was hooked!

 

We did our first summer season in 2022 and ended as National Champions at Level 1 with our Partners Hannah and Dennis. Then became English and Welsh Champions at Level 2 in 2023!

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I now also have a coloured loan called Wiz who aced his first TREC in September 2024.

I had my first experiences of Trec when I started training three youngsters in 2018, helping them learn to navigate all kinds of obstacles and terrain and really make them use their bodies and brains – and mine!  

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Five years later my gorgeous boy Sunny was Trec GB’s 2022/23 Winter Series Novice Horse Champion as well as placing in the Intermediate and Open Leagues.  We’ve just completed our third summer series competing successfully at Level 2 and 2a. Sunny also does a mean dressage test and loves jumping and seems to be able to turn his hoof to anything!​​

Badger and I found TREC in 2021 after he stopped jumping due to injury. After months of box rest we started doing TREC style obstacles to help with rehab and Badger seemed to love it, so we entered a couple of winter competitions in 2022 and we were hooked!

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​We did our first full summer season in 2023. There’s something special about camping with your horse (and fellow TREC competitors!) and having the opportunity to ride some beautiful routes. It’s rapidly become my favourite way to spend the summer weekends

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