Christie's Blog - Hogged and Ready

Christie's Blog - Hogged and Ready

16/08/2020

With all the hot weather, I think I went a little but delirious and went for full hog! It was a totally spur of the moment decision, but I am definitely pleased, mostly because now I don't have to plait for dressage, but also because he looks all grown up!

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Paula's Blog - Finally going out out!

Paula's Blog - Finally going out out!

28/07/2020

We’ve been very busy the last few weeks, and can happily say the roof and guttering is now 100% complete (repair of Bob’s damage done too). I’ve painted the outside brickwork too – it was originally a bright white but I preferred a warmer shade so opted for a cream, we are now stripping the paint from all the doorframes and the doors ready to paint those too.

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Christie's Blog - Jumping for Joy

Christie's Blog - Jumping for Joy

23/07/2020

Now we are allowed back out for training and competitions, I could not be more excited about the progress of both boys! Travis seems to have taken the time to mature - so back off to affiliated dressage we go. I am not expecting miracles, in fact I am expecting to be exceptionally rusty. I am even struggling to remember just one test! And Travis is feeling rather tubby and unfit, OOPS!

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Paula's Blog - First Time Roofer and Physio Visit

Paula's Blog - First Time Roofer and Physio Visit

15/07/2020

The weathers been a bit on the confusing side recently, but I have to say I was relieved with the rain as it kept the flies at bay and gave Bob some relief. He is still getting plagued yet the mares don’t seem as bad? Very odd, unless it’s just he has a weaker resilience to them (he is a big wimp after all).

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Christie's Blog - Chalk and Cheese

Christie's Blog - Chalk and Cheese

24/06/2020

Ben is still settling in really well, and now with some restrictions lifted I have lots of plans to get him out hacking. I am really hoping these hacks will steer his brain completely away from racing, which is deeply engrained and I often forget until I take up too much rein contact.

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