Meet the Committee

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Below you can see who your Seavington Pony Club Committee Members are. Find out more about them and their involvement with horses and the Pony Club below.

Pip Bailey – DC

 

Paul Bailey – DC

Jade Bailes – Secretary

Jade has gone full circle in the Seavington Branch. She used to be a member of the Seavington Pony Club as a child and now her 2 children are members and she is our Secretary. Jade has fond memories of her time in the Seavington Branch and maintains a number of friendships from all those years ago.  Outside of The Pony Club, but horse related, Jade has a love for Exmoor Ponies. She has recently brought on a number of semi-feral colt foals.

Jade became Secretary in 2024. She is keen to ensure that all our members enjoy their time in The Pony Club, with their beloved ponies, whilst forging friendships along the way – just as she did when she was a child.

Jenny Curtis – Treasurer

Linda Paget

Mark Paget

Caroline Goodwin

Lola Ham

Lola joined the Seavington Pony Club when she was 10yrs old. Her highlight was representing the club in the area Dressage, Showjumping and Horse Trials teams. Lola completed up to her ‘B’ test.
Since then, Lola has worked in the equestrian industry. She now enjoys supporting and watching her two children progress through the Seavington Pony Club.

Lola’s role on the committee is to manage and maintain the First Aid Kit, as well as to help and support where needed.

Victoria Holloway

As a child, Victoria, was a member of a Pony Club centre. She started riding consistently around the age of 11 and went on to become a Saturday Girl at the stables, working every Saturday leading all the small children. Victoria went on to become a Pony Club instructor teaching children theory and doing Pony Club badges.
While at college, Victoria did her A-levels along side BHS levels, resulting in her becoming a Pony Club accredited coach and teaching every weekend. She continued to teach whilst at university and ran the yard, full time. Victoria has such a passion for horses that when she left university she went to run a yard for lessons and liveries, instead of using her teaching degree.

At the age of 21, Victoria got her first horse – a 17.2hh TB Rescue. She still enjoys riding now, you may see her hacking out with her daughter, working out in a dressage lesson or in a show ring. Equally, you are likely to see Victoria at our Pony Club rally’s and competitions.

Rachel Morton

Rachel was a member of the Seavington for around 15 years. Her Pony Club highlights include achieving her B Test, competing at the National Horse Trials in Manchester and winning a national postal shoot. Rachel was a mean shot! Most importantly, Rachel made some lifelong friends during her time in the Seavington with whom she now enjoys watching their own children benefitting from the opportunities the club has to offer.

Shona

Lou Cowling