Recent content by LEC

I am not sure the person who owns EA and Point 2 is the highest bastion of integrity. Some of their adverts and comments over the years have been pretty preposterous.

Can I just clarify on this point - firstly Charlotte did not contest any decision with the FEI so accepted the guilt and hence why there was no tribunal or case to be answered so FEI went with the 1 year ban. Plus there was not other evidence of sustained abuse over a period of time with more...

Puissance is niche now. Tbh it takes a horse who isn't really compatible with modern sjing hence you only see Puissance very rarely now (uk/Eire) and full of mediocre horses. They will often just do 6 bars as well. I personally think it's done as a class. I hate watching it. It's super...

This just isn't true. Firstly, they actually jumped bigger. The fences were also more solid and fell less easily. The courses were not as technical though. The puissance had no rules for amount of time horses would jump. Secondly, there has always been a fair amount of tack on some horses...

Keep an eye on Dever website they normally do some strong Christmas offers with discount. https://www.deversaddlery.com/ I really like Butet bridles or amerigo.

High blood - https://www.elitestallions.co.uk/stallion/Rahotep%20de%20Toscane 70% blood and won team gold at Rio. Coriolis des isles another worth considering with AA and 56% blood. Has a fair few offspring - jumped 1.60m with Max Kuhner...

Loads on Instagram that I usually get some inspiration from. I screenshot and then add to my notes on my phone so can always access quickly for ideas. https://www.instagram.com/equus_academy?igsh=OGVtNDE3MG5rNm0z https://www.instagram.com/theshowjumpingblog?igsh=NjJ6bzJnbGtvZWFq...

If everything else works I would just add maybe a chaff with added supermarket oil of some variety. I usually get mine the cool and condition from Dengie as has some pellets in it and they all scoff it up. It's DE12 so a good start and then add oil if required. Will cost you a lot less.

I would look at Warwick Schiller because he has some really good work on this. These are very old now and he has a lot more up to date stuff about helping horses to learn to relax and also keep their attention on you if stressed about the their mates. Horses are herd animals and they have...

I think you meant Richard Vogel but his reins were never tight on the grey horse and he had it on a forward loose rein with the nose out. I thought his jump off was pretty spectacular on an inexperienced horse. Barely touched its mouth and just guided it with an open hand.

The chaff should help ulcers as provides a stalky buffer. I doubt it's the hard food if been on it for years as one thing which is consistent. Very likely to be something else going on. I would be more inclined to look at what eating rest of time - grass/fibre as more likely to be an issue.

Kate Negus English Bridles

I feed Mole Valley own brand over winter as it's made in Mars mills so same as spillers pretty much. I stop feeding it in Feb as I need stricter NOPS as compete FEI. One of my main issues with unbranded is the nutrition info is poor so if feeding something like ease and excel then you can't...

Everything is quarantined. The only one who isn't is my 3yo who lives with a friend who is just as anal about bio security as I am as she moves between yards.

Look at getting hoof bands https://www.justequine.co.uk/product/horse-over-reach-bands/