The troublesome trio have definitely been disruptive this week that’s for sure! After a fairly long time of quite good behaviour they decided it was time to revert! Aria has been a bit of a pain this week – we done some schooling work and the little she devil decided she was to full of it to concentrate!
January is one of those months that can certainly seem twice as long as it really is, and the recent weather hasn’t done anything to dispel these feelings. However, for anyone involved in the county showing season, it is a month where the first plans for the campaign are made.
As with many other hobbies and disciplines, the equine world is full of jargon that may be confusing to someone who has recently got into horse riding.
After the worst winter I can remember and first winter with the horses at home, with no facilities, i had to give up, keep the horses in most of the time and abandon riding for 6 weeks.
2020 hasn't quite got off to the start anyone would want. All Christmas I have been battling a really bad case of Uveitis with Beanie and unfortunately he never recovered.
It was nice this weekend to get a bit of relief from all that wet stuff! Although a bit nippy, the early mornings were very pretty with the frost across the landscape!
Exploring new locations on horseback is one of the real joys of horse ownership. Just load up your horsebox and away you go! We’ve rounded up just a few of our favourite spots here to give you some inspiration for your next ride – most are based in the countryside but there are a few surprises!
Like most of us, come January 1st Diva decided to make a New Year’s Resolution. And again, like most of us, it involves exercise. Unfortunately, since she is only a little Shetland pony, this resolution also includes me!
One of the many great things about owning a horse is that you get the chance to attend a wealth of equestrian events taking place across the UK, throughout the year.