Recent content by coolie

i had the same problem last year. i invested in a pair of side reins and a roller and dill some lunging every other day just walk and trot with the side reins loose between his legs encouraging the horse to use their backs and stretch. i found it helped my boy. good luck

the ground at loughanmore is usually really good so it should hold well.

yardandgroom is very good and also career grooms. il go and work 4 ya lol

get on 2 the bhs and theres list of accredited trainers and they will contain contact numbers. hope that helps

ooo which one? i know him quiet well he always has reallly nice horses

was with steven smith hu has been irelands leading event rider for 15 years and now with joseph murphy who was selected for the olympics but his horse did a susensory 2 days before the final prep run.

get a foal size inhand bridle does the job 4 me lol

wish u well in ur search she looks amazing for 23!!

i have nice 7yearold that came from william fox pitt hu i event and i have showjumped ponies 2 grade a and evented succesfully but all horses i get from work are for sale so after a few decent results there. so if i can get my own owners and rides i can keep them without having to worry about...

it all depends on what he is doing. i had a tb who was stamped loss of use on the race track but was then evented and i did the junior europeans on him 2 years ago and sold him for a large amount of money.

just working hunter. he needs more condition over all and general tidy up. he would make a nice ridden class which is more judges on how ridable they are rather than looks but are still important or if u really fill him out he would make a brilliant middle or heavy weight. hope that helps

i am currently working and raining with one of the leading event riders in ireland and trained with some of the best. at the minue i am looking a few nice 5/6 yearolds or older to aim for the irish young rider team in teh next 3 years. any help in how to recuit owner sponsers etc.