Stunning young mare, Woodlander Farouche (bred by Woodlander Stud and ridden by Michael Eilberg) in her Advanced Medium Freestyle to Music test at Royal Windsor Horse Show – 14th May 2014.
I am not usually a fan of all sorts of seat savers and the likes as in my experience they feel like they create a thick layer of distance between the rider and the horse and thus decrease the feel. However, I was very surprised to try the shock absorbing saddle pad pictured below at…
`The last blog post, “Falling in through the shoulder” and other issues not to ignore” had an interesting comment left by Bryony who asked “Can you give me some examples of good exercises to teach my horse to use both limbs with even weight load, or recommend websites that would give some examples?” There are…
When your usually healthy, sound horse appears to be lame from one day to another , you might quickly run through all the possible events that could have happened to him in order to determine any possible injuries. What if there are no signs of any trauma, no scrapes, no wounds, no lost shoes, no seen…
Do you need a little incentive to get in the saddle in a lesson environment and want to be challenged during the working week? Apparently, physical effort is good for ones brain cells so have a look at our weekday, daytime offer 🙂 With weekends fast becoming booked up, I am hoping to entice some…
