Recent content by Breagha

It's hard to find anyone lightweight enough to get on her regularly. We have been looking/trying.

September 2023. My daughter has done a lot on her in the almost 1 1/2. They've done things on their on but she picks and chooses when she wants to do it. I do long rein and lunge her and she won't put a foot out of line for me.

Hi, Thanks for the reply. The Pony was backed in the September before we got her and has never been on the lead. She will hack out and isn't spooky in anyway shape or form. If I am walking out a hack, my daughter and pony can go out of sight in front of me. It's hard to find a decent...

Thanks - we do this at home and obviously at pony club. She's done showing as well which she is really forward going in the go around. We have been trying working on loads of different things, on her own, with my mate, with others at the yard but we don't have a lot of other horses she can ride...

Yes, hacking, schooling, beach, pony club, in hand work....you name it, they do it. She is ridden on average 4 times a week.

Looking for some ideas regarding my daughters pony. The Pony is now 6, we got her in December 2023, so had her almost a year and a half. My daughter is only 6 and they have done so much together.....but she can be quirky and we think worse when in season. So, this pony will walk, trot and...

I keep calling her smartie pants and my daughter tells me off 🙈

I'm liking the sapphire for the name. X

My apologies 🤣

I am looking for ideas for a show name for my daughters new pony. She's a 12hh blue and white Welsh x. It says minstrel on her passport but stable name is Smartie. Thanks

Hi, Thanks for this. Ground work isn't his issue. I've been working with him on the ground for years. I got him as a yearling and he is now 6.

Hi, I am looking for some advice on calmers. I am looking for recommendations for calmer for my daughters pony. He isn't fizzy or anything like that. I feel he may need some just to keep his attention a little more. He can be a little anxious about things. Any tips welcomed.

My mare was investigated for head shaking and she had a clean bill of health after been at the Dick vets in Edinburgh so they gave the diagnosis as trigeminal neuralgia but my mare has since sprouted a canine tooth that might have been the route cause but she hasn't been back in heavy enough...

My mare has just been retired at the age of 10 due to trigeminal neuralgia. She only head shakes when being ridden.

Layla did Easter camp at pony club. This was the 2nd day and her "jumping".