Welcome to Danesmoor Eventing
Sarah Gairdner (nee Millard) is an Advanced International event rider who, along with her team, runs Danesmoor Eventing. Her passion for horses has steered her whole life, and she encourages her team to work sympathetically towards maximizing each horse’s natural ability.
Danesmoor Eventing’s name came about from The Battle of Danes Moor in 914 between the Saxons and the Danes, North-East of Banbury, taking place on the earth where Sarah’s yard is now built.
Sarah is always looking to take on more rides at all levels, so if you are looking to place your own horse in a competition yard or would like to ‘buy in’ to the excitement and rewards of owning an event horse, there are many options available at Danesmoor Eventing.
Tap into the experience and ethos of the team with training and livery. Sarah has many loyal pupils who she regularly works with and is always happy to take on new clients and will work in all disciplines, from grassroots upwards.
Danesmoor Eventing’s name came about from The Battle of Danes Moor in 914 between the Saxons and the Danes, North-East of Banbury, taking place on the earth where Sarah’s yard is now built.
Sarah is always looking to take on more rides at all levels, so if you are looking to place your own horse in a competition yard or would like to ‘buy in’ to the excitement and rewards of owning an event horse, there are many options available at Danesmoor Eventing.
Tap into the experience and ethos of the team with training and livery. Sarah has many loyal pupils who she regularly works with and is always happy to take on new clients and will work in all disciplines, from grassroots upwards.
The ethos at Danesmoor Eventing is to produce horses for the future, not just for today’s results. This allows younger horses to develop mentally as well as physically, which is vitally important to Sarah Gairdner, who works closely with her owners to ensure that the whole team is striving for the same goals on the same timeline. The result of allowing the horses to develop is that they are happy, healthy horses, who enjoy their job and are well educated and easy to compete.