A 16-year-old Culcheth girl is celebrating success after securing a place the prestigious British Dressage National Championships.
Louise Culling and her horse, View Houdini, have been a partnership competing in British Dressage events for just two years.
In that time Louise, with the support of her trainer, Darcas Lever, has won a succession of events and has represented British Dressage North West as a team member for both the Inter Regional Championships and the National Under 25 Championships.
However, her most recent success of securing a place at the prestigious British Dressage National Championships saw her compete in an arena with no age restrictions and against professional competitors.
A delighted Louise said: “I cannot believe the level of achievement we have reached in such a short space of time – it has been worth all the hard work and sacrifice of my social life in order to achieve my goals – I am so proud of my boy!”
Louise, who is based with her trainer at Cockshot Farm Stables in Croft, has been offered a place at Culcheth Sixth Form College and is currently awaiting her GCSE results.
The British Dressage National Championships take place at BD Headquarters in Warwickshire in September.
British Dressage success for teenager
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