Guy has travelled extensively, and considers himself a student of horsemanship and great horseman. Guy has trained and started horses all over the world, including UK, Australia, USA, Poland and New Zealand.
victoria robertson
Victoria grew up around horses living on her family’s equestrian centre and riding school in Bradford, West Yorkshire. It was this upbringing that sparked a passion for horses and she spent much of her formative years riding and showing, native ponies, at county shows up and down the country.
It was in 2010 Victoria first met Guy when she retained his help with her Welsh Section C stallion Rembrandt. Fast forward, Rembrandt now belongs to Guy and Victoria’s daughter Summer and is still very much part of the family. In 2011 Victoria joined the business and was instrumental in taking it forward with her hard work, photography skills and social media expertise. She still runs the office and takes care of the day to day running of the yard in addition training and working her own horses. |
our extended team
Martin brookes - equine Dentist
Guy & Martin have been friends for over 25 years, they first met at a Polocrosse open day in 1996.
After Martin completed a degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Sheffield he attended the Academy of Equine Dentistry, USA in 2002. He certified in 2003 and has attended for at least 10 days each year to complete CPD. Martin passed the DEFRA/RCVS approved exam in the UK in 2006 and represented the WWAED (UK) on the Veterinary Activities Committee for LANTRA in developing the National Occupation Standards for equine dentistry. He is currently a member of BAEDT. Martin has ridden since 5 years old in a variety of disciplines, being a member of local riding clubs and Rockwood Harriers Pony Club. The highlight so far was representing the UK Polocrosse team in the 2007 World Cup in Australia, coming second. He currently plays polo at Leadenham Polo Club. |
Charlotte Innes - the horse vet
Dr Charlotte Inness BVSC MRCVS
Charlotte qualified as a veterinary surgeon from the University of Liverpool then worked in Australia, Hong Kong, Staffordshire and finally Yorkshire as an Equine Veterinarian. During this time she has worked with all types of horses from racehorses, brood mares, foals, competition horses and companions. Always having an interest in lameness and poor performance, Chiropractic was appealing as another skill to aid lameness work up and diagnosis. Having carried out further training in Germany at the International Academy of Veterinary Chiropractic she decided to incorporate chiropractic more prominently in her veterinary work. The Horse Vet was established in 2015 to provide a service to treat poor performance in horses, focussing on the musculoskeletal system, using a combination of traditional veterinary medicine, equine chiropractic, equine acupuncture (traditional Chinese and Western approach) and state of the art gait analysis technology. Outside of work Charlotte enjoys going to the races, playing polo, hunting, walking her energetic German Short Haired Pointer and relaxing when time allows. |