Set within Clements End Farm on the outskirts of Dundee City, The Brae is an equestrian facility in Scotland focused on dressage. The school centres its work around the idea of learning through kindness and compassion, shaping both its daily routines and its wider programme of training. Riders and owners who share that ethos will find a setting built around considerate horsemanship rather than results-driven competition alone.
Discipline-wise, the focus is dressage, with training packages and clinics designed to support riders across different stages of their development. Alongside regular coaching, The Brae runs training camps that bring together longer periods of structured tuition, giving both horse and rider time to absorb the work. Livery is the other main strand of the operation, and the facility is intended as a place where owners can keep their horses while being supported by the same compassionate approach that underpins the teaching.
Facilities at The Brae are built around the practical needs of a dressage yard, with stables forming the core of the setup. As a forthcoming equestrian facility, the yard is still being established, and visitors should expect a working farm environment rather than a polished showground. The rural setting on Clements End Farm gives horses access to open space and a quieter pace of life than a busy urban yard, while still being within reach of Dundee City.
Practical enquiries about livery availability, clinic dates or training packages can be made directly through the school. Those interested in training camps should ask about upcoming dates and what is included, as programme content may vary. Located in the Scotland region, The Brae is positioned as a calm, education-led destination for dressage riders who want their training to reflect a kinder, more compassionate way of working with horses.