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If you could haves go on any horse from past or present, which horse would it be? …. And why?
27/03/2026

If you could haves go on any horse from past or present, which horse would it be? …. And why?

Still some places available. Come and have fun, either in hand or ridden.  An introduction to PIEROGI clinic. Sunday mor...
13/02/2026

Still some places available. Come and have fun, either in hand or ridden.
An introduction to PIEROGI clinic.
Sunday morning February 22nd @ Robinsons Equestrian Centre.
Everyone welcome to have a go.
Small groups of an hour £20 per horse.

🐴An equestrian discipline that we introduced over the last 2 years. Can be done IN HAND or MOUNTED ( including lead rein)

🐴🐎👶👩👴👩‍👦This discipline is for all ages and sizes of both horse /pony and handler/rider.

🙈Not a discipline for the adrenaline junkies as speed has nothing to do with it but more those wishing to improve their horsemanship .
👩‍🏫The early levels are at walk or trot only, this is a” have a go “ clinic . Where help will be on hand.
🎖️ The option to take certificates will be available a few weeks on.

It is a discipline to encourage body awareness, an understanding of how pressure and release works, it improves the bond and communication between horse and rider/handler, improves the horses flexibility and co ordination. It is therefore a very beneficial discipline for any age of horse/pony. Ideal as a form of valuable physio for horses with slight issues, strengthening their frames.

The course will be constructed mainly with poles ( not jumps) some raised slightly off the ground , boundaries and targets. You will be given help on how to achieve completing the hazards, this may be stepping over the poles, basic lateral moves, rein back between poles, accurately placed halts etc. hazards are not designed to be spooky.

• Any tack as long as it is correctly fitted, considered humane, and is used correctly will be allowed.

*Standard Hats and suitable footwear are mandatory. Including in hand.

• Whips including schooling whips may be carried but are only allowed to help position , gently encourage and guide the horse.

📞To apply please phone or WhatsApp Sarah on 07398 700973

I couldn’t agree more. I understand that people are kidded into thinking it helps as the horse appears to have got a bet...
20/12/2025

I couldn’t agree more. I understand that people are kidded into thinking it helps as the horse appears to have got a better “ mouth” ( it hasn’t it now works behind the bridle) if you produce to the standard to have known that wonderful feeling of a horse that’s in self carriage and truly between your hand a leg, please don’t revert to gadgets , instead of learning how to , in order to create an image that you believe is correct but is actually physically damaging and seriously limits producing a good level of performance. .

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Do you wish to survive a local show or excel at top level?  A lot of horses/ ponies get stuck in a rut at 80-100cms. Thi...
25/10/2025

Do you wish to survive a local show or excel at top level?
A lot of horses/ ponies get stuck in a rut at 80-100cms. This is not because they are incapable of more but because they have not been taught correct techniques in the first place.
Splitting their frame on approach, running through the bridle, winging whether they take off on long, good or buried strides, not landing in your hand but running on, corners are difficult to ride, a rhythm impossible to maintain, feeling like you’re riding down a hill not up it. If this sounds familiar why not book some lessons?
I was once asked “ if you could choose would you choose to strut with the turkeys or fly with the eagles?” We can all make that choice.

For want of a nail the shoe was lost;For want of a shoe the horse was lost;For want of a horse the rider was lost;For wa...
03/10/2025

For want of a nail the shoe was lost;
For want of a shoe the horse was lost;
For want of a horse the rider was lost;
For want of a rider the battle was lost;
For want of a battle the kingdom was lost; And all for the want of a horseshoe nail.

The proverb highlights how seemingly small and insignificant things can lead to enormous and unforeseen consequences. It serves as a reminder to pay attention to the details and to not underestimate the importance of minor matters, as they can escalate and cause a complete collapse of a much larger system or situation.

13/09/2025
Horsy photos that son Jack Topping has taken
13/09/2025

Horsy photos that son Jack Topping has taken

I’d love to see a photo of your horses and ponies, pop them in comments,  special memories.
31/07/2025

I’d love to see a photo of your horses and ponies, pop them in comments, special memories.

Spotted these from inspiring designs, I can see they look like fun.  But As a person who’s spent a life keeping a close ...
29/06/2025

Spotted these from inspiring designs, I can see they look like fun. But As a person who’s spent a life keeping a close watch on the competition horses legs, I just see a pair of badly bowed tendons. 😂

Canter or gallop, post your answers, I’ll update with mine also in a few days. 👍
12/06/2025

Canter or gallop, post your answers, I’ll update with mine also in a few days. 👍

02/06/2025

Looking to find some unaffiliated eventing, or combined training events, anyone know of any that are on, preferably north west but they are prepared to travel a reasonable distance. Thanks.

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