Peik´s Equestrian School

Laura Tötterman and Florida
Competition show-jumper Peik Andersin founded the Peik's Equestrian School in 1992. The school specializes in show-jumping. The school's spirit is Peik himself, who has made fine career as a professional show-jumper and as such is also example for many of the riders. 
 

Riding is much more than just learning the techniques -it is of utmost importance to learn to feel the correct riding, which can only be achieved by learning to know and to feel the horses. In addition to good riding techniques Peik emphasizes the importance of horsemanship and the co-operation between the rider and the horse; horse should always be treated correctly according to the demands of each situation. When we do our work properly and allow the horse to do his work, there is surely to be found good co-operation and good results. To quote General Ehnrooth "Equestrian Sports is one of the finest forms of sports, because it is the only event where both the performer and the equipment are living creatures. They both have brains, a horse has horse's brain and a man has man's brain."
   Taija Wikström and Wildrose  

Kauniainen Equestrian Club arranges show-jumping and dressage competitions for the Club members at the Center. The riding school organizes show-jumping competition every third Tuesday, these competitions are open to all with either riding school horses or with private horses.
 

The teachers at the school are:

Peik Andersin specialist in show jumping
Kirsi Asikainen riding teacher
Tiina Kiviranta riding teacher
Johanna Mikkola riding teacher, master
Linnea Haukilehto riding instructor
Petra Virolainen riding instructor, student

 

Horses

Of the 42 horses in the Center, about 30 are used by the School. All of these horses and ponies are show-jumping horses and most of them have competed in the national level, some even in international level. Wether one is a beginner of advanced rider, one will surely find a suitable and enjoyable horse or pony among the horses. Further information on horses (in Finnish only).