MISS CALAMITY JANE and CALIBRI BLUE had an audience from the army today!!! They did extremely well to continue with the two helicopters not only circling them but landing in the next field!!
An on board perspective with Will on TONYS TIPPLE and Becca on OLIVER
TONYS TIPPLE and OLIVER having a canter on the riverside
MISS CALAMITY JANE and OLIVER doing some slow work on the deep sand gallop now that it has defrosted
SOFANA has to have a good roll as soon as that saddle comes off
MISS CALAMITY JANE and SOFANA having a run up the carpet gallop following their work on the deep sand.
New boy on the block!!!!
3 year old Gelding by PASSING GLANCE.
Our new boy has not yet got a racing name so for now he will be know as OLIVER.
We are super excited for this young geldings prospects for later this season and bringing him into work in the new year is going to be exciting.
Two three year olds on the yard and already causing mischief!
Daily maintenance of the deep sand gallop ensures it is of equal depth the entire way round. The deep sand is a vital part of the racehorses training.
BETSY BOO and SOFANA went on a day out for a jump and run up the gallop.
SOFANA having a run up the carpet gallop to stretch her legs
BETSY BOO and MISS CALAMITY JANE having a canter up the carpet gallop for a change of scene following a lot of work on the deep sand recently. This keeps them fresh and having a stretch is beneficial in their training.
MISS CALAMITY JANE enjoying her day in the school. She is continuing to impress following in the footsteps of her sister last year.