I always say 'Team Work Makes The Dream Work' and I am very lucky to have some amazing workers as part of my team, without who my eventing journey would be impossible.
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Head Girl - Emily Singleton
Emily in the newest addtion to the team at Sarah Ennis eventing. Born in Yorkshire and raised in Scotland Emily has worked with horses for a number of years now. She only moved to Ireland in January 2020 and her horse Zen followed shortly after. He has since retired but enjoys keeping watch over all the mares and yearlings. Emily spent some time learing the ropes on Blm Diamond Deluxe and is now competing Stellor Quick Change. They recently made their eventing debut together where the pair finished second. Watch this space!!
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Groom - Ailsa Cannon (Sid)
Ailsa joined the team nearly six years ago and has earned herself the rightful nickname 'Little Miss Quarter Markers'. There is no doublt about it, Alisa is a true perfectionist and turns out the horses to the highest possible standard. She is reliable, hardworking and trustworthy and i couldnt ask for a better groom. She knows the horses inside out. Ailsa has accompanied me to several international events, the European Championships, the World Equestrian Games in Tryon and this year she travelled to Tokyo with me for the Olympics. She loves to learn and is constantly trying to improve her already excellent grooming skills. Id be lost without her by my side, she really is a tremendous addition to the team. Alisa competes on her horse Autumn and the two of them are a fantastic pair.
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Niki Potterton
Niki has been there since very early on in my eventing career. His support and dedication has been invaluable. He accompanies me to all the national events and several internationals throughout the year. While he cant do the quarter markers just as good as Ailsa (Sorry Niki) he does a fantastic job at driving us to and from events, studding, sorting any yard or lorry issues. Its fantastic to have his support each and every day. While Niki doesnt compete in eventing, he thoroughly enjoys his hunting and would gladly hunt every day of the week if he could.
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James Potterton
James hasnt got bitten by the eventing bug just yet but does enjoy coming to all the events and playing with his friends, whether its rallying up and down on their bikes or having a water fight, they seem to have great fun. James is eleven years old and is in his last year of primary school now. How time flies!! Hes always happy and cheery around the yard and brightens up anyones day!!
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