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Lovely little outing with beautiful Cora yesterday. Qualifying for The Sunshine tour with 70.6% in our Prelim. Cora has ...
30/06/2025

Lovely little outing with beautiful Cora yesterday. Qualifying for The Sunshine tour with 70.6% in our Prelim.

Cora has been returning steadily to work along with her lovely human Vanda Ruffle who has also had a couple of injuries she has made her way back from 💪 riding a really positive Intro yesterday and looking fab. 🤩

Well done to everyone there yesterday, lovely to see Natasha Sky Elliot and her boy also pulling off a great test and going from strength to strength🤩

Day finished off with Rupert Cuddles to help Rose Kimberley get some schooling in and not forgetting little Molly always ready for action when I get home.

Great to see Millie Vipond 💖💖💖 always an extra special treat.

Sometimes, in amongst all the drive and focus and dedication to our horses and our sport and striving to always be bette...
28/06/2025

Sometimes, in amongst all the drive and focus and dedication to our horses and our sport and striving to always be better, it’s nice to take a breath and enjoy the view between a big set of ears.

Aren’t horse just the more special animals 💖

For all Suffolk riders headed to the Suffolk show this week 😎
28/05/2025

For all Suffolk riders headed to the Suffolk show this week 😎

I would love to see more time taken with young horses to avoid problems but the age of 8/9/10 years old. Horses are cele...
22/05/2025

I would love to see more time taken with young horses to avoid problems but the age of 8/9/10 years old. Horses are celebrated still for being great at 4 or rising 5 and yet still haven’t finished maturing or prepared and conditioned correctly with adequate breaks or time out.

Horses are amazing , patience is hard, ignorance is understandable but still leaves space for welfare issues. Professionals should definitely lead the way and frequently don’t.

This is blog is a useful reminder to keep learning , training correctly and trust that producing horses quickly, under saddle, is rarely beneficial for the horse in the long run.

“The earlier we load the spine without preparing the core, the more likely the vertebrae are to become compressed. This is a known contributor to the development of kissing spine—and it’s preventable.”

Hard truth, but important truth.

If your horse’s body matters to you—please take 2 minutes to read this new blog.
It might just change how you look at early training forever.

👉 Blog link below.
And while you’re there, grab the Core Exercises Course for just £9 – because prevention always costs less than rehab.

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