Recent content by horseloverr

Wow thanks for all the replies! Was so interesting you read all of the replies...glad I am most definitely not the only one who doesn't see much of a problem with it! But also after reading the replies I see why some may not... Thank you!

I have just recently moved to a new yard (3 weeks ago.) Since moving to that yard, I have not been able to ride my horse for medical reasons. There is a young girl at my yard that I think is a very competent rider and I asked her if she would mind riding my horse a few days a week until I am...

I have just ordered a pessoa lungeing kit, as I have been told that it is very useful. However, someone has just informed me that if you put it on your horse straight away you can damage their muscles very severely?:confused: Opinions on these kits and how can I begin to use it gradually...

Thank you oldvic! Will definitely do that too!:)

kerilli, thank you! I will definitely use those techniques! Will wait and see how he responds to that training and if the lack of control continues, I will try a waterford a few times Thanks again

His flatwork is very good, he works really well from behind. I tend to jump him once at home and then the weekend show, and if there is no show, twice a week.

I am a 18yo girl and have a 17hh warmblood.(I have been riding for 9 years) He is a fairly simple ride, schools very well on the flat. He is a very eager jumper and we compete up to 1m20 level. However, at home, our jump schooling is turning into a disaster. He is just locking his jaw the...