Heather Stennett
 

Heather has always been involved in show jumping but it was when she joined the BSJA at 14 that her career took off, and she finished her junior years having won just about every local championship on her JA ponies. 

The success continued into Young Riders, including 7th place in the Under 21 final at Horse of the Year Show 1993 and wins at county level. This culminated in jumping the winning round for England U21 team to take the gold on a horse she produced herself which went on to be ridden by Franke Sloothaak and Olympic champion Jeroen Dubbledam.
 

 Major results include

 Qualified 1.40m & Ladies Finals Scope 2008, 7th 1.40m Portimao 3*** 2008, 10th 1.45m GP Brive 1* France 2008, 3rd 1.35m GP Brive 1* France 2008, 11th 1.35m GP Comporta 2** Portugal 2008, 7th 1.35m Comporta 2** Portugal 2008, 7th 1.45m GP Montemedia 2** Portugal 2008, 1st 1.40m Bicton Arena 2008, 1st 1.25 Weston Lawns, 6th Suffolk Show main ring 2008, 1st Hadleigh Show 2008, 5th Revolver Classic, Weston Lawns 2007, 3rd Suffolk County 2007, 2nd Arena UK Grand Prix Show 2007, 3rd Welsh Masters Final 2007, Placed Atlantic Equestrian Tour 2007, Numerous placings 2* International Shows, 3rd 7yo Grand Prix Vilamoura 2006, 1st 7yo Portuguese Equestrian Tour 2006, 7th Ladies Final, Welsh Masters 2006, 3rd Hickstead Ladies Derby 2006, 10th Newcomers Final - Horse of the Year Show 2005, 12th Hickstead Speed Derby 2005, 4th Marmande CSI, France 2005, BEIB Star Champion 2004, Jayrest Novice Champion Area 29 2004, 5th National Grade B Final 2004, 4th Scope Grade B Final 2001, 2nd Grand Prix & Leading Lady rider – Inter Nations Show Anchem, Germany, Winning Team – Amateur Inter Nations Show 2000, 3rd Hickstead Grade B Championship 1997, Gold medal – Young Riders Team 1995, 7th U21 Final Horse of the Year Show 1993 

Heather has consistently been in the BSJA Top 200 riders for the past 15 years

 Heather has since produced horses to Grades A and B, qualified for major championships and competed successfully abroad.  She enjoys working with the horses she competes and schools at home and an important part of her training is getting to know each horse as an individual to help improve its all round performance.