Rhegan White - Proprietor/Trainer

“I want all my clients to feel inspired by the potential they have with their horses. My job as their trainer is to tune up the communication system between rider and horse and help them to create a new training regime for better results! “

Rhegan  has experienced many different disciplines of the equestrian sport

 including an early history with Quarter Horse Roping and Cutting on her family's ranch in Canada, 7 years as the Whip for a Canadian Hunt, Eventing and Showjumping, until she found her true love - Dressage.

Rhegan began her love affair with dressage 13 years ago when she loaned her Hanoverian Hunt horse to a friend in Montreal to compete in the Quebec dressage series. He won at Elementary level and went on to be a successful Prix St. George horse. When she arrived in the UK, having just given birth to her daughter she commenced dressage training in earnest, her first lessons with Adam Kemp at Talland . Since then she has competed at the Regionals and Nationals with young horses produced by Aderro Dressage and has represented Canada for the past 2 years at FEI Small Tour classes at Hickstead, Frys, Saumur, France and Bazago, Italy.

She is currently competing Aderro Galapagos, who she trained herself, at Grand Prix.

The founder of Aderro Dressage Horses, she began importing young horses from Germany and Holland in 1998. An experienced horsewoman in all respects, Rhegan has a vast range of clients that she trains from un-affiliated Preliminary to Intermediaire 1.

A British Dressage Registered Trainer, her students appreciate her patience and understanding in creating a more balanced partnership between horse and rider to improve results in and out of the competition ring.

Through several years of consistent training with Conrad Schumacher and Emile Faurie, Rhegan understands the importance of classical German training and consistently incorporates the principles of the Scales of Training in her lessons.

As a listed judge, she is able to help students better understand the view from the judges seat, and helps them to improve their performance in the competition ring.