Mark A Farndale
1958
FAR01092
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Mark
Farndale, was born in 1958 in Los Angeles, son of Gordon and Sherrill Farndale
(FAR00924).
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Mark started
riding at the age of 14 and started his formal training at Foxfield in Westlake
Village, California, where he excelled in the Junior Jumper division. He then
moved to Virginia where he attended the Morven Park International Equestrian
Institute and graduated with his Instructors Degree. Mark has successfully
discovered, trained and shown several Champion Hunters throughout his career.
He served as Assistant to some of the West Coasts top trainers including Victor
Hugo-Vidal, Mark Mullen, Randy Redmer and Lucy Stewart. He has coached many
Junior/Amateur riders to top honors on both East and
West Coasts. In 2005 Mark took Tina Marie Lund Cartwright to the Ariat
Finals where she finished in the top half on a borrowed horse. Added to
this mix Mark has studied with some of the top dressage trainers this country
has to offer. Mark Farndale has been at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center since 2003. First as an assistant trainer for Rosie
Reed and then as the owner/trainer of Farndale Stables.
http://www.markfarndalestables.com/