Recent content by caseycat

Hi, just wondering how things are a year later? I've found your post as my horse is waiting for a scan to confirm a tear to his manica flexoria.

Oops, i could have spelt that easier too.!

Don't know if this post is allowed! I saw on Facebook that PE have a sales vacancy, so if you live near Goxhill in Leistershire, it could be the job for you. Sorry can't seem to get my spelling right

Brushing boots with the knee attached are the safest should you decide to have a canter or pop a jump when out, as no loose lower strap to catch. I think Caldene also make a version.

I think i have seen some in that area recently on horsedates or try contacting mill saddlery in stoweupland, they may have some ads on their board.

Have a look on horsedates, flint farm at fordham are advertising on there.

Love, if i spot someone waving franticly i shall know its you. Have a wonderful time x

BBC red button and Eurosport are covering Olympia again this year. Details are on British showjumping site. Sorry im not clever enough to do a link ;)

Another vote for Phillipe Karl

Easier said than done, but try not to fight him and fall into the trap of shortening your reins. You need to have enough length of rein for him to go forward into a contact when he is ready to accept you. You will also need to find the balance between slowing your rising and putting your leg on...

Unless you normally deal with the mother, than politely respond by saying you would rather discuss the matter with your sharer when she returns. Maybe you could offer a donation to the charity she is supporting. Personally if i was sharing then i would not expect a refund or to not pay just...

What a handsome chap. Sorry for your loss. R.I.P. Rocky xx

Faracat, there is a poster on the East of England page looking for someone to compete her horse for the winter, the horse has recovered from an injury but the owner is to heavy at present to ride.

Thank you Faracat and charmin. Site looks very interesting.

Charmin, please can you tell me what you need to do for a test, and were you recommended a company or did you pick one at random from the internet. I would like to know for sure what colour my horse is. Thanks.