Booking System FAQs

How to Guide - Appointment Booking Online.

Step 1: Choose the facility you wish to book.

Step 2: Choose the time you wish to book, if you only want one slot please click continue for payment. If you want to add more dates and times for the same facility, please click Add a time and repeat the process to Continue and Payment.

Step 3: The first time you use this system you will be asked to set up an account (optional), this will save your information providing you with a simple and quick process for future bookings.

Step 4: Complete all information and confirm.

Step 5: You will receive an email confirmation and will receive text message reminders. 

Coupons:  If you have a coupon for use please follow the booking process online and apply the coupon in the "redeem coupon" box before proceeding to the confirmation, the terms of the coupon will be applied at this stage.  

Note: XC is booked per horse, with a maximum of 3 horses per hour, at £28.00 per horse. The remainder of our facilities are booked per time slot period. 

Please note there is a maximum of 2 horses for 30 mins and 4 horses per 60 mins in the All Weather Arena and Grass Showjumping.  

Grass Dressage has a maximum of 2 horses per 30 mins.

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Emma Winter

Emma represented Great Britain many times at International competitions whilst living in the Untied States . Her greatest accomplishments were with Mahogany Chief at Kentucky CCI**** where they finished 15th and 19th in 2005 & 2006. The pair also completed Burghley CCI**** in 2005 with another clear XC round. 

After moving back to the UK in 2009 to focus on a smaller business model producing young horses Emma had competitive success taking her to the 2012 British Young Horse 7YO Championships on Arlando jumping double clear in the CCI 2* after which he was purchased by olympic rider,  Aoife Clarke who competed him to CCI 3* level.

Emma now focuses her time on producing a string of young horses at Wayfarer Eventing and with her excellent attention to detail she has gained some impressive results.
Over the past two seasons Emma has been successfully producing her own horse, Capitaine De Hus Z who has progressed up the levels from a 4YO.  In 2018 they competed at Millstreet CCI 1* jumping double clear to finish 12th.  

For the 2019 season Emma has added to her string of horses with the addition of Espoir Landais, a 5YO Selle Francais and Farceur D'Elle a 4YO Selle Francais by World Champion, Tenereze.  They will both be aimed at contesting Young Horse classes this summer.

Alongside competing her own horses  Emma specialises in the all round education of young horses for private owners.  The excellent facilities Wayfarer Eventing offers ensures the right preparation environment for exposure ahead of competition and production either through long or short term training livery.

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Amelia Winter

Amelia has been riding since 3 years of age, having been a member of the Cotswold Hunt Pony Club as part of the Dressage, Showjumping and Eventing teams.  

British Eventing debut started at the age of 12 on her first competition pony called, Hurtstock Bright Light, competing at Intro (BE90) for 2 seasons.  Amelia produced her first horse Eskimo Joe, from a 5yr old to Novice level successfully with the support and training from both her parents, Mike and Emma.

Following on from securing a ride on Emotion in 2017, owned by Shona and Lucy Rogers, Amelia progressed from Novice to jumping clear XC at her first CCI 1* at Osberton International.

During her time at Wayfarer Eventing Amelia has had opportunities to train with Pippa Funnell from The Billy Stud and more recently with Angela Tucker,  Yogi Breisner and Caroline Moore.
In 2018 Amelia was fortunate enough to join the Japanese Eventing team in Portugal on the Sunshine Tour where she successfully completed two weekends of competition at CIC 1* and CCI 1*, securing her a spot on the Central Region U18 Championship Team.

Another accolade in 2018 was to be selected for the U18 Development Squad representing GBR, at Millstreet in the CIC1* where Amelia finished 8th overall and best placed junior in her section.

After spending 2 years at Hartpury College Amelia is now based with Angela Tucker with her two rides, Emotion and Geronimo VIII.  

Amelia is now focused on being able to qualify,  with the ambition to be selected for the Frickley Central Region Championship Team.

Amelia is kindly sponsored by Hannah Complin, Veterinary Physiotherapist, Voltaire Design and Chestnut Feeds. 

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Our team

Amy Ferris

Head Girl
Amy has been working with us at Wayfarer Eventing for 7 years.  As Head Girl Amy runs the daily operation at home ensuring the best care of all our horses in competition, production and livery alongside the management of our team.  Amy also joins us at competitions making sure the welfare and turnout of the horses is up to our excellent standards.  Amy has previous experience within rehabilitation, Dressage and Racing industries.  Outside of work Amy has trained and holds qualifications in a variety of massage therapies, this is alongside training and competing her own ex racehorse whom she has produced through to medium level Dressage.

Amy Piatek 

Groom
Amy joined the Wayfarer Eventing team in June 2018 after completing a degree in Business Management.  Amy plays a critical part within our team with a primary focus on the care and wellbeing of all the horses to the highest, professional standard.   Outside of the day to day care for the horses, Amy compete's her new horse, who is based with us at the yard, her personal ambition is to attain as much knowledge and progression from the professional team around her to successfully move up the grades and excel in the sport she loves.  Amy has previously competed to Novice level and is aiming to be competing FEI by 2020.

Romina Burns

Groom
In May 2019 we were delighted to welcome our newest team member Romina.  Romina is just coming to the end of completing her Diploma in Equine Business at Hartpury, along with having had a 2 year work placement and part time work with Carl Hester.

Romina is keen to work hard in furthering her knowledge and experience with the Wayfarer team. She’s looking forward to the opportunity of training and competing again following her time at Hartpury.