Check out this thread, is this the same dealer mentioned there?https://forums.horseandhound.co.uk/threads/looking-for-dealer-recommendations.845639/. If so there are several others who have had this issue, most eventually got their refund, but after weeks of chasing.
I rode a bit, less than you, as a child. Stopped early teenage as lessons too expensive. I started again in mid 50s, like you lesson once a week. Then through a friend whose family were horsey I started riding once a week, hacking out on point to piont racehorses. I was completely novice...
I bought a custom built long wheel base Renault Master with 129k miles on the clock 10 years ago and it’s still going strong with regular use. They are workhorses and built to do the miles.
my original post on this thread was deleted as I said something that ‘a person’ objected to. Just wanted to bump up this thread as I have now had 5 (5!) individuals private message me to say they have also had problems getting a refund from Lynn Robertson when they have gone for her trial...
For years I rode for one yard, exercising their horses. First point to point racers, then hunters then eventers. I rode all the easy ones 🙂. Loved the variety, and it taught me so much. Then I took on one of the retired eventers, and have been a one horse rider since. It was great experience...
Yes that’s my thoughts, but wonder if that’s the experience. The Equi-ice one uses a coolant which promises more effect than water, but I’m not convinced that would work as promised.
My horse gets very warm, we do low level endurance and she’s been a poor traveller but is getting much more relaxed as we get out more. But in warm weather I’d like to do something to help her keep cool in the trailer. I’m looking at the Equi-N-Ice...
I didn’t have a good experience with Broadhill Stables. Wouldn’t go near them again. I suspect they have cashflow problems when horses on trial go back and refund needed. All fine if the trial works out I guess as lots of good reviews.