Jennings Farm is home to
Sue, Olivia, and Katie
Jennings Farm Livery Yard was started by Susan Wrennall nearly 40 years ago. Sue, with her daughters Olivia and Katie, work full time with the horses. They are passionate and professional riders and trainers as well as hands-on yard managers, ensuring the personal care and welfare of your horse.
Above: Sue Wrennall
Sue has been riding since birth; she has broken and schooled horses and ponies and helped her younger friends with their own ponies from her early teens. She transformed Jennings Farm from her father’s dairy farm to a Livery yard aged just 18.
Accolades
Susan has competed successfully in Novice Level eventing, Newcomers, Foxhunters, Small Open Showjumping, and national Elementary Dressage. She holds her BHS AI and has trained students of all capabilities. Sue has trained her daughters to be international dressage and event riders.
“The riding lessons they offer are second to none. Each lesson is tailored to the individual rider’s skill level and goals, ensuring a personalised and effective learning experience. The instructors are not only highly skilled and knowledgeable but also incredibly patient and encouraging, making every lesson enjoyable and productive.”
Georgia Clark (Google reviews)
Katie Wrennall Eventing
Katie is a very successful 22-year-old event rider. She has always been a natural jumper, winning countless classes in the BSPS WHPs and qualifying for the RIHS and Burghley by age 14. She produced and campaigned a young event pony to compete at International 2* level. She has also trained her young horse Chatoon S from a 5-year-old to a confident 12-year-old 3* horse, winning team gold and individual bronze at the 3* Cup Europeans in 2025. She trains with 5* event rider Kylie Roddy, and Katie aims to complete a 4* in the next year. Katie has produced close friends and liveries’ young horses, showing them the ropes at their first showjumping and eventing competitions. She regularly gives compelling, informative jump lessons to her students who have qualified for many eventing championship finals.
Olivia Wrennall Dressage
23 year old Olivia has always shown a passion for dressage. She rode her mother’s homebred and produced pony Donna Schuflo at the 2018 Pony Europeans. She was long-listed for the Junior Europeans on her horse, Disneyland, in 2019. She won a BUCS national Championship title and Reserve Championship title for Durham University in 2022 and 2023. Olivia currently competes at National PSG and Inter I level. Olivia takes enormous pride in her students’ dressage careers; she has coached students to success at the Pony Club National Championships and Area Festivals.
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