Recent content by jjl

Will Plunkett is an official distributor.I've bought stuff from him before and had quick delivery and helpful service.his no.is 07712 042031.his details are on the cavalor website www.cavalor.co.uk/distributors.php

I'm going. I phoned them and they reckon they'll fill their permanent stables and will be getting temporary ones-so I don't think we'll be on our own! Anyone go last year? Were there loads there? Kal-i think I met you at Hartpury a couple of months ago-we were chatting in the seats by the arena...

Hi the 2nd rounds will start in September. The dates will be posted in the summer I would have thought. Sure that's what happened last year. The Bsja write to you to confirm your qualification anyway.

Or you could get a lead rope with a chain on - aerborn do them with a handle on the lead rope so you can hold on without loosing the rope - thread the chain through the side of the headcollar ring, over the noseband and clip to the other side of the headcollar side ring. Got this tip from a...

I'm going for all 3 qualifiers. Should be a long couple of days...

www.equipics.co.uk is the website for the photos

I am an amateur - I work full time and only have 2 horses. I travelled each day to the championships so as not to have too much time off work (bit tiring as we're 1hr 45 mins away). I qualified for the 1.20m final - was over the moon - definately challenging courses but I didn't feel like...

I use Air Power - its a syrup that opens up the airways to allow them to breathe freely - i use it about an hour before i ride and its stop all that asthma type wheezing on my horse and lets him work properly. You can get it from www.horsehealthwessex.com its £18.00 for 500 ml but you only use...

I think old mill saddlery do it - www.saddlery.biz

I have Mansfield sand with fibre - the F100 stuff, plus Springride rubber. It's great - wouldn't recommend the sand on its own as its quite firm, but with the rubber on its a fabulous base layer as it allows the surface to remain stable, the rubber stays on top and gives good cushioning - better...

Totally agree with Franki - also with the Myler , I don't get the leaning that I used to with the kk ultra, so it makes life so much easier for both me and the horse. He's a sj'er, so doesn't really matter to me that the mb05 isn't dressage legal.

Have you tried a myler comfort snaffle? I've spent a year trying loads of different bits on my youngster who simply refused to accept a bit - until i tried the myler he went best in a loose ring kk ultra french link - but it gave him a sore mouth at the corners and he wouldn't bend at the poll...

Does anyone know if the British Novice regional final on 29th June at Area 42 will be on a surface or on grass - it seems to be at Lackham College, according to the BSJA website, but I've never been there so any clues would be appreciated

yep, will stay indoors for the weekend - Rodbaston and Fieldhouse on so will go there, Rodbaston have improved their surface apparently, so will check that out then see what monday weather brings..