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Hi I am really keen to visit this beach next weekend please can you advise where to park and is it safe to paddle in the sea with the horses?

This is a long shot, I am looking for a mare or gelding upto 15'3 max, ideally no older than nine. Would like to compete at BE90, needs to be a straight forward jumper. Be good if he/ she could hunt from time to time. Riding club, dressage, show jumping in the winter. Must be sensible no...

Leyland Court wiould be good just off the M5 Bristol, or Downlands.

Thank you all looks ok, agree on the pricing I suppose buyer beware be it a private seller or a dealer. Many thanks I found the old posts as well, nothing to bad on any of them.

I have spoken to a couple of dealers Gavin Reilly is one of them, opinions good or bad, please PM if don't want to post, he has some lovely horses. i have been horseless for seven months now really keen to find one.

I have had a look can find things on ride irish but not gavin reilly. Although looks like he may be related to elite sport horses owner.

They have some lovely horses for sale just keen to know if anyone has had any dealings with them or experiences you could share with me.

Thank you, we went to pontispool area 12 last year and did the 90cm and the show jumping was horrible, I know lots of people didn't have a good time.

Please can someone give me some tips on the most inviting and kind BE 90 tracks, we are jumping 90cm at home and looking to make the next move. Thank you

Do you think it will be like a BE 80cm we completed the one at Stockland lovell?

Hi has anyone ridden round Bicton? Whats it like?

working cob is amazing, it is just like working hunter so dress is the same but the class is just for cobs, me and my boy have qualified for the SWPA working cob at the david broom centre this year, height of fences is ususally 2'9 you can find novice ones at 2'6' they are brilliant.

My 15'1 light weight cob is in a 6'3' rambo Wug turnout and the stable 6'3' rhino plus is quie a bit shorter than his turn outs.

I would go for it if you have three established paces I would enter either a walk trot or a prelim at the end fo the day if the horse can canter you may aswell pay to get marked on all three paces rather than just two.

Believe it or not I love my wolseley clippers which are designed for the horse, i brought some lister neons to di fiddly bits ears head etc, and i have not been that impressed, however my friend has a pair of babyliss ckippers she paid a £1 for from the carboot sale and they are amazing quiet...