Elevating Riders. Strengthening Partnerships. Advancing Equestrian Sport.
Laura Kelland May is an Equestrian Educator, Biomechanics Consultant, and FEI-Qualified Steward specializing in adult rider development, performance assessment, and structured training systems grounded in horse welfare and professional governance.
She develops confident, capable riders through systematic progression informed by biomechanics, long-term athletic development, and ethical sport standards.
Structured progression. Measurable correction. Accelerated development.
Professional Focus
Laura develops confident, technically capable riders through clear, structured training grounded in biomechanics and horse welfare. Her work incorporates horse simulator training as an assessment and progressive development tool, supporting measurable improvement in balance, coordination, effectiveness, and rider awareness.
She works with committed riders and professionals seeking technical refinement and long-term progression.
Horse & Rider Development
Structured, progression-based training programs designed for adult riders seeking measurable improvement and technical clarity.
Biomechanics & Horse Simulator
Horse simulator assessment and targeted development exercises for balance, coordination, and communication between horse and rider.
Stewarding & Governance
Ongoing involvement in national and international officiating supports the enforcement of welfare standards, regulatory clarity, and fair competition.
About Laura
With decades of experience in equestrian education, rider development, and being an horse show official, I understand the link between, education, performance and responsibility. I ground my approach in biomechanics, structured progression, and a commitment to ethical sport. Whether developing individual athletes or advising facilities and organizations, I focus on building clarity, confidence, and long-term standards within the sport.
Most riders are unaware of what is limiting their progress.