Simon Hendry

Simon Hendry is one of the original Tack ’n Togs ambassadors and a highly respected figure within the South African equestrian community. As the owner and lead trainer at H Equestrian, Simon has built a reputation for excellence, precision, and a deep commitment to developing both horses and riders to their full potential.

Simon began his equestrian journey at a young age and has since dedicated decades to mastering the sport of showjumping. Over many years competing at open level, he has established himself as a consistent and formidable presence in the arena, achieving success across a wide range of prestigious classes. His career is defined by numerous victories and top placings at the highest levels, earned with both experienced campaigners and young horses coming up through the ranks.

His expertise as a rider and trainer is reflected in his partnerships with exceptional horses. Simon has competed successfully aboard Erreplus Atoki, demonstrating consistency and skill in demanding classes, while his own horses, including French Diamond HPE by Diamant de Semilly, highlight his ability to produce and maintain elite-level performance. His program places strong emphasis on correct development, confidence, and long-term soundness, resulting in horses that perform reliably at top level.

A key strength of Simon’s career lies in his ability to identify and nurture young talent. His work with promising up-and-coming horses reflects a forward-thinking approach and a deep understanding of what it takes to build future champions. This focus on development has made him a sought-after trainer and mentor within the showjumping community.

As an ambassador for Tack ’n Togs, Simon Hendry embodies the brand’s commitment to high quality, performance, and professionalism. His long-standing partnership with the brand reflects shared values of excellence, attention to detail, and a dedication to being the best of the best. Through his riding, training, and mentorship, Simon continues to play a pivotal role in shaping the standard of South African showjumping and remains a trusted leader within the sport.

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