For next generation of riders
All current and future riders, who feel desire for riding, are warmly welcomed in the riding school of the Hungarian National Hall (Tattersall)
If you feel that you haven’t found yet the proper stable, horse to ride or trainer for youself come and visit us. Our aim is to provide precise and high-quality training that will ensure high-level riding knowledge in theory and in practise as well.
Our reliable and well-educated horses, who competed in the past as well, are waiting for their riders in the Tattersall that meets all the expectations and has excellent infrastructure. We will find the proper horse for each riders based on their level of knowledge, age, size and personality.
Our professionally educated English and German speaking trainer with many years of experience is welcoming the riders from 8 years, from beginner level up to the advanced and competing level.
LUNGING
GROUP LESSON
PRIVATE LESSON
INTRODUCTORY RIDING LESSON
In the event of cancellation within 24 hours of the appointment, the guest is obliged to pay HUF 5,000 of the booked service as a cancellation fee.
RIDING CAMP, DEVELOPMENT, ADVENTURE RIDING
During school holidays, and if there is a sufficient number of applicants, we offer intensive learning and development opportunities in our riding and training camps, regardless of school holidays.
Our aim is to make riding accessible to riders and horse-lovers who need help in any way, so we also offer developmental riding lessons and adventure riding. These individual sessions usually last 20 minutes (this may vary depending on the rider’s individual needs) and cost HUF 8,000.
RIDING LESSONS IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES
We are also welcoming our international guests for our riding services who can participate in English or German speaking trainings.
I have been riding since I was a child and I’m in a very lucky position because my lifetime hobby has become my profession. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to gain experience at various stables and learn from different trainers and riders.
I have worked with training young horses. I have also been involved as a riding instructor, both as an employee and within the framework of my own business. I hold show jumping and dressage competition licenses, as well as riding instructor qualifications. I competed in dressage with my own horse.
In order to broaden my skill set, I completed the MSc program in Animal Nutrition and Feed Safety Engineering at MATE University. My goal is to continuously improve in both riding and riding instruction. My main interest is classical dressage. I believe that a few years ago, I found the coach who suits me best in the person of Vera Munderloh, with whom I have the opportunity to work several times a year through a series of intensive multi-day training sessions.
In riding instruction, I consider it important to build upon a solid foundation of well-acquired basic knowledge. The foundation of “good riding” lies in correct posture as it is the only way to give proper aids. I place special emphasis on lunge line lessons and regular seat correction, even for more advanced riders. I want riding lessons to be more than just a series of practiced movements for riders, namely I want them to truly understand and feel how their actions affect the horse. I also place great importance on the well-being of horses. I don’t like when riders consider their horses merely as “sports equipment.” Working with a correctly trained and ridden horse becomes a joy for the students as well. To the best of my ability, I strive to conduct varied lessons tailored to the rider’s needs and goals.
