Natalie Gaibani

In-house trainer

Natalie runs the etsate and trains clients in dressage and eventing from Prelim/BE80 up to Medium/Intermediate.

She is currently producing her own horse Triple Dream (Kato), whom she bought as an untrained project and is this year aiming at Intermediate. She has previously competed on her own horses up to Intermediate/”old” two-star and hopes to achieve the “new” four-star in future.

Nick Gauntlett

Eventing Coach

Nick is a British Eventing Accredited Coach and an international event rider, regularly seen competing at 4* level in the UK and internationally. 

Nick is a regular trainer at Farley Equestrian and visits twice a month.  He trains owners privately, and runs regular jump clinics throughout the year. 

He is a popular trainer and regular face at Farley Equestrian, competing younger horses at the BE Event held on the estate.

Lessons with Nick can be booked on our calendar page

Josefin Gyllensward

Dressage trainer/rider

Josie is with us twice a week for teaching. She has had numerous wins at International level, both U25 and Seniors, and was on a medal-winning U25 team for Sweden, in 2016 gaining European team Bronze and 10th individually on her own horse Donald. She is a UKCC level 2 coach. She is an incredibly disciplined but kind, empathetic rider, and a highly enthusiastic and supportive coach, whether you aim to compete in your first ever Prelim, school up to Grand Prix, or in fact just get better control to hack down the road!

Sue McMahon

International dressage judge/trainer

Sue is a List 1 judge with a wealth of experience in training horses in all disciplines. She is happy to teach all levels of rider and is at Farley for an afternoon/evening every other week, training clients from Prelim/beginner up to grand prix. You can book her lessons online.

Liveries are welcome to book their own trainers to come to Farley Equestrian for no charge. We do not place restrictions on arena use though find generally there is space for all in one or other of our huge arenas!