The Horse Organiser

20/05/2025

Okay I totally jinxed myself.....guess who broke out! Sound on for slide 2 😂😂😂🫣

One for the journal

She is soooo naughty, but God how can you not love her!✨🐴❤️ m###

17/05/2025

✨✨It’s time for an announcement!✨✨

The horse organiser is expanding and we are bringing onboard another amazing rider alongside our lovely BA Cerys to keep you inspired and reaching for those equestrian dreams!

They are both such inspirational riders and at different chapters of their lives just the most fantastic Brand Ambassadors for my company .

I know they both love the product and have been using it for the past few years. I am sure it’s not lost on you all as we seem to all follow the same awesome riders, but they are both such genuinely lovely and supportive equestrians in the gram.

So please join me and Cerys in welcoming our newest member of the team Shelley and Pea!
Follow both riders on their accounts and if you are not following us add us to your list too!

Cerys has finally found her awesome heart horse Bailey, and they are enjoying events and getting to know him. He’s already making quite the impact in her life and bringing that spark and fun back. Cerys has made it her mission to support others with her story of being a mum with a horse and the roller coaster ride it can take you on.

Shelley and Pea are back together again and have just forged this incredible partnership. They are at the very beginning of this new eventing chapter, but it is so emotional and exciting watching how far they have come already. Asking her to join us was just a wonderful moment, as they have been a member of our tribe for a few years now and watching them making their dreams come true I just know how inspiring this will be for other equestrians.

If you are starting out again after having children, or getting back into eventing they are both ones to watch. Rising stars the both of them.

If you scroll across their pictures there are some current goals they are both hoping to aim for and smash.

For now, I am going to pop something fizzy to celebrate and let you get to know them a bit better. If you want to come join us at and get a journal the links in my bio. Here’s to an awesome 2025

Cerys and Bailey -

Shelley and Pea -

Happy Saturday you lovely lot!🫶

✨🐴❤️m###

14/05/2025

Daisy loooves her stable as promised you will need to scroll to the end to see her sleeping pose apparently the only way to sleep😂✨🐴❤️!

She also enjoys creating her own unique hairstyles with her tail on the back wall🫣!

Then there is my favourite park, where she stands stock still next to this wall and rest. The yard card be crazy busy and she's here in her zen spot with her protecmasta therapy rug on by . So good for those artistic niggles.

They certainly broke the mould when the made my little heart horse.🫶

Does your horse have any quirky stable habits?

Love you Dais!

✨🐴❤️m###

08/05/2025

Waiting for her favourite person to arrive! 🫶✨🐴 it's physio day on this post.

Like everything we do here HQ it's perhaps different to the norm, but right for my horse and her issues. This is one of the main reasons I created the journal to help notice the patterns and help find the solutions in the myriad of behaviours she would show me.

For her physio - we will ride the labe for her and wait til she just arriving then do a ridden walk, trot up for her so she can see how Daisy is moving and also our saddle fit.

Daisy's weight is 585kg at the moment which is great however her saddle is moving a bit behind so will need her half pad back in whilst her fat pad continues to drop off.

Being arthritic and a horse that likes to chuck herself about she is prone to a stumble with her DAL issues. We are coming close to her injection time so this check is vital.

The report is she's moving well under the saddle, however when we put her in the school to lunge she's using her neck to balance her forehand and bend.🫣 Basically she's not balancing herself properly.

Straight line, again she's fine.

All in all her neck is sore. She has had a good treatment but now we will looking at shortening her physio and upping her neck exercises again. Something I haven't yet up as often as she's not been stabled, but boy the difference between these two sessions is incredible.

She's also coming off her CBD again another thing to look at. Lots to debrief in the physio section & exercises to write up,🤞 she's back on track. So grateful to physio

So all in all a bit Meh! She is 17 and arthritic so I think it's time for me to look for an alternative to her CBD. There's enough evidence here for me now to say it had supported her body all over and so the search begins. Time to dig my supplement test planner out.😂

If you got to the end well done......gold 💫 for you. Thank you for the support it means a lot.

We will keep going we have got this!💪
❤️m###

23/01/2025

So true isn’t it?

There are so many versions of this, but this is one of my favourites and a real brand value for us here at and

Do you have a favourite saying? Pop it in the comments i’d love to know.

Big storm is on its way, so keep safe be thinking of you all you lovely lot.

❤️M###

15/12/2024

8 hours of light, it's the time of year when life feels like a balancing act.......its also my favourite time of year.

I get to put in the post for lots of lovely people who I have come to call because this community is growing!

I have found this year super busy, with work, managing Daisy and working full time so I can focus on family and growing this amazing business.

I just love watching the equestrian world changing every day and looking for new ways to form partnerships with both humans and their horses.

Imagine being able to understand exactly what your horse reacting to because they did it last month but because of the time before that you worked out how to manage it, and each time it gets easier. That isn't the power of this journal, evidence of how it worked gives you confidence to grow.

Shortcuts are great but we don't always remember how we got there. Reading reviewing and going again helps you inch closer to the solution. Whatever it looks like for you those little steps and things all add up.

In the last photo, it just looks like Daisy tied up, right? Actually what is going on is she's had nose-to-nose contact and now her hormones are raging. Which is why she standing on full extension of her rope in a huff. When she's in this mode she's like Kevin the teenager.

One wrong move and she’ll explode. The good thing is I worked this out a few years back and each time it happens I see the cue, notice the patterns and manage the situation.

She's a very quirky mare but a truly original and my heart horse. So we use the journal for both of us to keep finding the solution that's right for her in each season of her and my life.

I love the layering effect year on year, it's also a memento of your time together and this is our USP, why so many others do too.

Don't struggle if things aren't working out how you wanted them to, after all buying the horse is the easy bit, it's the day-to-day that trips us up isn't it?

So if you have a yard buddies, partner or are wanting a gift for yourself to begin 2025 with a bang come join the , be lovely to have you!

🙏 for all your support.

✨🐴❤️m###

04/09/2024

Quarterly Barefoot update! So this is a biggie for me, too much to put in this one post, I will try to condense it.

Daisy went barefoot 5 years ago now and at that time I didn't want to change anything supplement-wise til she was in more consistent work. This past year I began slowly removing things. She has just had the farrier and whilst we have reduced her cycle back to 8 weeks from 10 still longer than she used to be, he's really happy with her feet.

These past two cycles have been the best for not tripping and being more foot-perfect, but more importantly there are no event lines which I am thrilled about.

Still rock-crunching and strong as ever hands down the best decision I ever made for her taking her shoe off.

Also because she has white hooves you can always see any bruising, there is always one in her underside hind, from hock arthritis. This is finally barely noticeable.

She had her therapy rug on today and in between you can see her weight as I grabbed a quick shot. Still love her to be smaller but for a semi-retired arthritic
good-doer cobx I am pretty happy with this shot.

At 16.1 she's currently sitting at 593-601kg.

For our quarterly review, I am pretty chuffed heading into Autumn. His final words kept doing what you are doing she's looking great! So went back on too - another game changer for Daisy's hooves 3 times a week outside only.

I have logged it into the farrier section in my and am ready for the last quarter review in December just in time for the 2025 new Horse organiser diary!🙌🎉

❤️m###

24/03/2024

Today I came across this and to be fair I think it's important to sign and share.

So if you have 5 minutes give it a read a see if you can support it too!

Heartbreaking, that Farmers are put in this position, this is a national park and they are native to the area.💔✨🐴

I hope you can help.

❤️M###

Save the Dartmoor Hill Pony - Last Chance!

24/01/2024

✨✨✨ANOTHER PROUD POST✨✨✨
Look how far these two have come since they started using The Horse Organiser for a few years now, to track their goals and manage their equestrian year! Congratulations Frankie Winzar Imdt Frankie and Elsa on making it through to the championships!🙌🎉✨🐴❤️m###