Recent content by maisie06

Depends on what you want, lots of demos, stalls have a go type stuff, but typucal Goodwood prices...There's a similare event at Ardingly for about half the price. I wouldn't personally go to Goodwoof, would rather spend the ticket price on a training day.

Beautiful - I do love a Rottie!

My youngest is a nightmare! do an excercise once and he'll anticipate that's what you want again... as for stopping on the way out I have to put a memory out at A then I sneakily pick it up again, then walk back, send and stop, if he stops he gets a reward as i chuck a dummy in front of me and...

Yet the people who think you are bonkers probably wouldn't think twice at spending £50 plus on a manufactured supplement!

Poor things = they look vile, there's a couple around here and they sort of roll rather than walk - you won't have to worry about them attacking you though, a slightly faster than normal walk and they won't keep up!!

Out this morning and the young dog was a total TWAT - not listening running around like a headless chicken, back on the placeboards then...then put older springer on the boards to tidy up his delivery, mud everywhere atm so have to make myself go out there!

What are you waiting for?? go and get her!!

No problem with that. If people have the money and maybe a demanding job and competing is their relese at weekends, good luck to them I say, they still have to get out there and ride the horse which isn't as easy as you think!

they are stuck, either keep or pts.....in all honesty i think it would have been best all round to have put the bitch down rather than rehome i bet the original owbners knew and passed the problem on rather than man up and do the right thing.

The buzzy one

https://www.kentonline.co.uk/canterbury/news/our-eight-xl-bullies-are-running-riot-we-need-a-new-home-304195/?fbclid=IwAR0eWw14oFYA4Lf8MzRkhqBXxNREuayKENx5BH_VlBye-obp6HmPpmQshlA

As an obese person I completely agree, I no longer ride as my weight is out of control but I cringe when I see photos on social media of obese people on smallish cobs and everyone commenting on how wondeful they look and that cob's are for carrying weight - no horse was designed to carry weight...

sorry i haven't but hopefully others will help but wish you all the best.

out with mine this morning before the deluge. did a few retrieves and some basics with older springer who has got bit sloppy over the season and had febuary off as I was busy with young springley, young springley is like a heat seeking missile on steriods when he thinks a retrieve is around...