Where Talent Meets Precision

International eventing rider Lisa Sabbe combines experience at the highest level with a practical, horse-first approach to training.

At Lisa Sabbe Stables, horses and riders are developed with care, structure, and clear progression — from first backing to advanced competition level.

Every horse is trained with patience, consistency, and a focus on long-term performance.

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Lisa Sabbe

Lisa Sabbe is an international eventing rider with experience at top-level competitions, including European Championships, CHIO Aachen selection, and 5-star eventing.

Her career includes strong performances in eventing as well as in dressage and show jumping, giving her a well-rounded foundation across all disciplines.

Known for her tactful riding style and attention to detail, Lisa focuses on developing horses step by step, building both physical quality and confidence.

Her approach is based on classical principles, clear communication, and a deep respect for each horse — always aiming to bring out its full potential.

Breaking In & Young Horse Development

A correct start makes all the difference.

Each horse is introduced to work under saddle with patience and understanding, progressing at its own pace. The focus is on building trust, relaxation, and solid basics.

This creates a confident horse with a strong foundation for future sport.

Training & Competition Preparation

Lisa offers tailored training programs for both horses and riders, combining her background in eventing, dressage, and jumping.

Services include:

Schooling across all disciplines
Competition preparation and guidance
Producing young horses for sport
Training experienced horses

The focus is on rideability, strength, and consistency — always with a long-term vision.

Lessons & Coaching

Lisa Sabbe provides coaching for riders of all levels, from ambitious amateurs to competitive athletes.

Each session is tailored to the individual combination, focusing on position, harmony, and technical improvement across dressage, jumping, and cross-country.

The goal is simple: clear progress, confidence, and better communication between horse and rider.