Recent content by bsja007

im actually unsure of what breed she is, she has a small head, long back (aka short legs), but rather slim legs. Shes got a sji (showjumping ireland) passport, with no sire/dam/breeding recorded.

okay thanks, yes im not sure if we might just keep her in the field, perhaps go for a little hack in the future. obviously we havent decided yet, and it might not even be ks!

not yet, we're a bit afraid of the crazy costs. shes not in apparent pain except when being ridden.

this post is about my dear little 13.2hh wizzy showjumping pony. Ive had this girl for 2 years, and for the first year she was absolutely fab, winning everytime she was out, anything from 90cm to 1.15m! About last autumn things started to deteriate. Gradually getting worse, she started to...

Hes from the Zangersheide stud, hes Hann x Holst, with a bit of SF and TB :)

glad im doing the right thing, doing hill work at least 4 times a week now :D

sitting on the back was scary, fun though :D Hm yes not many different sizes on offer with these girths.. not sure about the trial, you'd have to ask around:)

my horse isnt a dressage superstar, but i deffo felt an extension in his movement in his forelegs, and even had him schooling over 1.60m tonight!

thanks! -tend to be a tad pricey too! think i'll stick to my regular wooden ones! :P

well after a lot of nagging.... i managed to convince daddy to get me one, cant wait to ride in it now :D Happy Girl! He also blackmailed me to go on the back of his motorbike.. oh jees.

I would like some opinions on this lad.... And also how to develop more muscle on his back end and topline? I am lunging him in a pessoa 2 times a week and riding with draw reins to incourage him to work long and low, aswell as on the vertical. He's never been worked in outline and so...

not even my photoshop skills are that good sadly ;)

anyone?

yes somehow! im 5'7'', but only weigh about 7stone, so me and him still jump BS, but its hard to compete him (12.2hh) and Anton (16.3hh) on the same day!

I see numerous 'profesional' riders photographs of them training at home with hexagonal poles. Just wondering if there is any difference? And why are they generaly only used with more 'advanced' riders?