De Havilland
Competitive riding and breeding of warmblood horses
Owned by Loek Van't Hoff
Owned by Loek Van't Hoff
Tree-lined road surrounded by large horse pastures leads you towards the main building. Your park the car to the left hand side as the sign instructs you. A tall, unamused man greets you and welcomes you in to De Havilland Estate. The old building is mostly white and decorated with dark wood accents.
Flat greenery surrounds the area, but your eyes quickly find the buildings; an indoor arena and and two seperate buildings which you assume to be the two barns Loek De Havilland told you about.
Flat greenery surrounds the area, but your eyes quickly find the buildings; an indoor arena and and two seperate buildings which you assume to be the two barns Loek De Havilland told you about.
De Havilland has a versatile list of horses and their riders, competing in different diciplines of english riding.
The focuss is in good-tempered and harmonious cross-country- and dressagehorses.
Since De Havilland Estate focuses on competing and not on lessons, the three trainers are mainly for the riders nad their horses to hire for private lessons and training.
There are some lessons monthly for outsider aprticipants as well, but these are usually only once a month
These lessons are usually for dressage riders.
The focuss is in good-tempered and harmonious cross-country- and dressagehorses.
Since De Havilland Estate focuses on competing and not on lessons, the three trainers are mainly for the riders nad their horses to hire for private lessons and training.
There are some lessons monthly for outsider aprticipants as well, but these are usually only once a month
These lessons are usually for dressage riders.
