Recent content by Me-and-Nick

I always used to ride cobs, mainly because I am quite a big lady and was always worried that I would squash anything less stocky. I rode one cob in particular who would bolt off every time he got into an open space and he was flipping strong. I also rode one who really hated having to move at...

Found this online Really like it and its £48 with shipping and personalized with his name. Think I'm going to go for it, you can also get matching cross country silks, hat silks, cooling rugs etc.

Thank you, He really is amazing! Love him to bits :) The stubble field is fun, the owner of where I keep him has a small yard and about 46 acres about 20 acres is used for grazing but we can ride in all the rest including a little woodland area! Its fantastic, we use the stubble field for...

My boy Nick is a 15.2hh 8 year old Thoroughbred gelding. He came with a brown numnah, and he has a black fabric headcollar with gold buckles and a black leadrope. But I want to get him something a bit nicer and brighter numnah and headcollar. What colour would suit him? I'm thinking maybe light...

Wont help in the long term but if he has to be in because the fields are to wet etc. You could get them out and trot them up and down the road/lane to stretch their legs and tie them up outside their stable and you could do some trick training. I have trained my boy Nick to give me a kiss! He...

My boy has just a cheap, basic mineral lick with a big hole in the middle with rope through it hooked onto his stable door. He does lick it quite a lot and seems to enjoy it! He also always has 2 full haynets put into his stable whenever I leave him in their and leave the yard. But he is...

My beautiful boy, Nick xx His colours change so much from bright bay in summer to his caramel muzzle and grey/brown coat in winter :)

I am a member of a few other forums so thats how I knew how to post some photos, haha yeah the stone is our mounting block, however, dad has bought me a plastic step which I have been using now as I always worry about Nicks legs by the stone even though its smooth. It really is a dream come...

Hi everyone, I'm new here :) I have been riding since I was 5 years old and now I'm 16 years old and finally have my own horse. I have waited for so long for my own and have ridden anything I can get my hands on from docile cobs, frisky thoroughbreds, cobs with bucking and rearing issues...