About this time every year, I wonder why I didn’t clip my horses as their coats are now shedding like mad. I have clipped Florence during previous winters, but with the relentless wet weather through the winter making me reluctant to do much with her, I opted against it. So now I have to work on all three to get their coats out.
On the surface, London might not strike you as the best place for a horse enthusiast to go looking for a ride. But we shouldn’t forget that there are around 3,000 parks in the capital, covering nearly a fifth (18%) of the city.
Putting a horse down (or euthanasia) is unfortunately a decision many owners have to face. If they fall sick, get badly injured during an accident or they’re just suffering in their old age, understanding the different options available will make it easier to make a decision when the time comes.
At some point during your horse ownership, you will probably have to ride your horse on the road – even if it’s just for a few minutes at a time.
Our horses give us so much – it’s only right that we take the very best care of them. What’s the best way to avoid injuring your horse?
How the tables have turned! A few weeks back it was the horses on restricted turnout and now its us! It’s a very odd and scary time at the minute for everyone and I hope everyone is staying safe and well. We would also just like to take the opportunity to save a massive thank you to all frontline workers
This blog marks my first full year of sharing stories based around Diva and her stablemates, and it marks a very surreal and increasingly alarming time in the history of the world. Covid-19 has spread across the continents at alarming speed and the consequences of this are changing every day.
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Unfortunately being on lock down again due to the weather, then on being let out for the odd day they show their gratitude by trashing as much of the electric fence as possible!