Training & Competition
Show jumping, built around your horse.
Jumping lessons and show coaching with Ryan Genn, supported by Bryn Sadler’s flatwork, polework and conditioning. Individual horse and rider programs in Ocala, Florida.
What are you working toward?
Coaching for you and your horse
Ryan leads jumping lessons and coaching at shows. Haul-in lessons are welcome, alongside our ongoing training program for horse-and-rider partnerships.
Development for your horse
Professional riding and competition for young prospects through Grand Prix horses. Flatwork, fitness and confidence support the jumping work, with an individual plan for each horse.
From assessment to a plan
For riders
Ryan starts by listening: your history, where you and your horse are now, and what you want to achieve. An assessment lesson comes next, followed by an individual plan for your partnership.
For training horses
We speak with the previous trainer and spend the first two to three weeks assessing the horse. Then we discuss its current stage with the owner and agree on a plan for the next couple of months.
As the work develops
We share regular updates on progress and raise concerns as they arise. Plans evolve with the horse, with an emphasis on steady, ongoing development.
Our Ocala base
Close to the showgrounds
Approximately 10 minutes from WEC and HITS, with an air-conditioned tack room and restroom, and plenty of paddocks for individual turnout arrangements.
In the program today
Current clients compete at 0.90 m and in the 1.20 m and 1.30 m Junior/Amateur jumpers. Contact Bryn to discuss your goals and whether the program is the right fit.
Let’s talk about your horse.
Tell Bryn about you, your horse and your goals. She coordinates client care and the day-to-day program, including scheduling and invoicing.
bryn@gseqofficial.com
Common questions
How often will you ride my horse?
Your horse's work is tailored to what they need each day. That can include rides with us, sessions with you, or a combination. The program isn't limited to a fixed number of training rides.
What is turnout like?
Turnout is tailored to each horse, normally in separate paddocks. The schedule changes with the horse and the weather, including overnight or early-morning turnout to work around summer heat.
How is pricing structured?
For horses in full care, base charges are a set daily training rate plus a fixed monthly charge for hay, grain and bedding at home. The total varies with the days in the month and any extras. Bryn can confirm current rates, inclusions and any rider-training arrangements.
What costs are additional?
Veterinary care, farrier work, transport, show entries and fees, supplements and other purchases are separate. Hay and bedding purchased at shows are also additional.
When do I pay?
New clients prepay the month's base charges on the first. Extras from the previous month that are billed through GS are added to that invoice.
How do I get started?
Email bryn@gseqofficial.com about your horse, what you're working toward and anything else you'd like us to know. Your horse's current level, a possible start date and any show plans are helpful if you have them.