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Jade’s love and passion for horses began at a young age, as she spent her childhood years in her parents equestrian yard in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape. Here, under the tutelage of her parents, both novice show jumpers, Jade received her well-rounded education and the skill that has made her the knowledgeable horsewoman she is today. Jade began her own show-jumping career at the age of 14, and has consistently achieved success. In 2008, her first major year of competing she won the prestigious SA young rider award; Stal Van Decrean Series. She won the South African Derby in 2009 and 2010. Four years later, in her first United Kingdom Competitive season and on a much bigger stage, she came third at the Hickstead Derby 4* International Show. In September 2014, she successfully competed in her first World Equestrian Games, held in Bordeaux, France. Jade currently stables at Shane Breen’s Yard, on the Hickstead grounds in Sussex. She trains and cares for her partner of nine years, ‘A New Era’ as well as assisting with the riding and maintenance of other horses in the yard.

Tamar has had a love for horses her whole life. Spending her childhood years in a busy and competitive stable yard, taught her all she needed to know about running a yard of her own. Receiving tuition from one of South Africa’s top ranking riders - Barry Taylor, Tamar opened Farnham Riding School & Livery Yard with the plan to offer only top quality tuition and livery service. Tamar is a SANEF level 1 and 2 qualified instructor and received the highly recognised qualification of FEI level 1 coach in 2009. Tamar specialises in competitive riders and teaches with great enthusiasm, with the focus on horse and rider being a team to achieve their personal goals. The success of Tamar’s pupils speaks for itself and her dedication and passion for the sport and her clients is obvious in the consistent results they achieve. Tamar competes at 1.50m level. Tamar has competed in the South African Derby, as well as most World Cup Qualifier shows around South Africa. Her highlight to date is winning the very prestigious Nissan 6-Bar Event in 2014, clearing the jump at 1.77m on her pride and joy, Toko.