Hello,
I need some help from showing experts. To cut a long story short, i showjump , but have recently required a nice little New forest pony as a companion for my horses as the current companion is getting on a bit now. I have decided to have a bit of fun and think it would be nice for the...
100% agree with this, go for something like a connemara that needs breaking , TB's , especially chestnut mares are not commercial to sell on. also , i think its over priced , dont rush, shop around and ask everyone you know if they know of something. Word of mouth is your best bet. For example i...
Hi,
Just wanted to see if anyone has had a horse who has pulled a ligament on its back before. I would like to know if your horse returned to the competitive level it was at before the injury, and any problems you may have had. I have a horse who pulled a ligament on his back, and has had 6...
The going is really good at Yateley , as someone said above, its sandy.
I generally dont stud up horses for BN or discovery on grass, especially at Yateley. (enless the going is really wet)
Im taking my five year old next weekend , im aiming not to stud up :)
I cant remember what table it is, but at the finals the final is a Grand Prix, so three rounds , it goes up each round, so yes the 1m does usually end up about 1.20ish in the final round.
my four year old did a splint on each front leg from messing around on the hard ground out in the field , she didnt go lame but i turned her away for a month, then brought her back into work, and is happily jumping british novice and hasnt had any problems.
Iv had two horses like this, and i have had both of them in a 3 ring gag, but with a waterford mouth pieces , and has been fantastic, given me fantastic control.
Im looking for suggestions/help with finding a suitable bit for one of my horses for showjumping. Firstly, teeth and back have been checked (so no problems there) Quick back ground, 6 years old, jumping BN. Doesnt respond well to poll pressure, currently ridden in a rubber pelham, which is just...
i found breaking each movement down, and drawing it out, and then got one of those dressage boards that you can draw on and wipe off, then just practice, practice, practice. good luck :)
thanks guys, much appreciated. I was thinking around this price, so will hopefully get him out a bit more over the next few weeks, and hopefully do a bit of hunting then will advertise him. Thanks again.