Recent content by iammuffinino

I'm from South Wales so if I didn't ride in the rain, I'd hardly ever ride! :p:rolleyes:

So horses for courses, as it were. I, however, resent the implication that people who travel their horses tacked up do not value them and treat them badly to the point that they end up in sales lame and skinny. Trust me, I value my horse very highly and would not put him in a situation that I...

Just to play Devil’s Advocate, if she doesn’t want to school, why would it be silly to ask if she could hunt? They’re poles apart and it’s nothing like competing. Most horses love hunting and you don’t necessarily have to jump, although again, if you do jump it’s totally different to jumping in...

Don't need subtitles :p;) I'm not competing but my yard manager is riding in the hunt scurry. Shame i couldn't get time off work, they're staying overnight to watch the cobs tomorrow, too :( There's not much that measures up to watching the stallions go round there :)

As others have said, I always travel tacked up for hunting. Twist the reins up and hook one side under the stirrup then headcollar over the bridle and a fleece over the top to protect the tack. I have occasionally travelled home tacked up when the weather has been atrocious and it’s a short...

Thanks all for replying - and so quickly! :D I wasn't sure if this was the case but just wondered. When I googled it there were lots of references to 'bridle paths' but it didn't specify if they were open to the public or just for the riding school and I couldn't find any more info. It's...

Hiya, I really am muffinino just managed to log out of my account at home and can't recover the password until this evening (idiot :p :o), so posting under a new account for the moment, I hope that's ok with admin :) Aaaanyway, does anybody if there are bridle paths in Pontcanna fields...