Luna is a Palomino mare born on a family-run farm in Kent, England, known for producing calm and well-balanced horses suited for both leisure and competitive riding. Her lineage includes Sunny Gold, a well-regarded dressage gelding praised for his fluid movements, and Marigold Star, a gentle mare known for her patience with beginner riders. Luna inherited her parents’ steady temperament and natural elegance, making her a favorite choice for both new and experienced equestrians.
Janette Simmons
Luna is often described as the heart of the stable — calm, patient, and incredibly intuitive. She quickly adapts to her rider’s mood and level of confidence, offering steady support to beginners while responding with precision to more experienced students. She enjoys human interaction, thrives on gentle praise, and forms strong bonds with her riders. Despite her calm nature, Luna has a curious streak and loves exploring new trails or taking a relaxed canter through open fields.
Under the supervision of Senior Instructor Janette Simmons, Luna has undergone a comprehensive training program that emphasizes communication, posture, and consistency. She is a dependable and versatile horse who helps students build a strong foundation in essential riding techniques while keeping them comfortable and secure in the saddle.
Although Luna’s main role is guiding riders in lessons, she has participated in several local dressage and trail events, consistently impressing judges with her calm demeanor and smooth movements. Her standout qualities make her a favorite among both instructors and spectators.
2023
Best Temperament Award – Kent Equestrian Show
Recognized for her exceptional calmness and cooperation during both dressage and groundwork demonstrations, even in a busy show environment.
2022
Most Reliable School Horse – South Downs Riding Club
Honored for her steady performance with multiple riders of varying experience levels, showcasing patience throughout each round.
2021
Excellence in Dressage – County Training Trials
Praised for her smooth transitions, consistent rhythm, and excellent rider communication during a series of beginner-level dressage routines.
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