Recent content by MellyMoo

I think that raised trot poles will be harder than canter ones as they really have push more and work for it. I will go back to the pessoa and give it a try, thanks

I need hills!!!!! Def not a fatty crest. She is a good doer but not so bad to have fat deposits. Thanks for the thoughts though guys :)

Very doubtful it's cushings as she's only 11 and there are no other symptoms. She does also have regular visits from physio and she doesn't think anything metabolic is wrong with her.

Last winter my event mare wintered out due to personal illness. She is a good doer and for all but the last fortnight she did very well. However in the last fortnight she did suddenly loose a lot of topline. Even though this is now a year on she has still not got 100% of what she had. Previously...

Looking for a riding school/trekking centre that does beach rides on the south coast between Southampton and Brighton. For 10 capable riders to have a canter on the beach. Preferably somewhere that doesn't require an assessment lesson if poss. Many thanks for any help :)

Cool thanks

Yea the smaller one I think you mean is Bridley yard. Do you have any contact name/number for kelmstone stud? Not heard of them before

Thanks guys!

Hi, I'm looking for a decent DIY yard in the Woking/Guildford area. Pref within a ten minute drive of this area. My key 'musts' are a decent surface that doesn't get deep in summer or flood in winter, some showjumps and regular individual turnout. It doesn't have to be everyday in winter I...

Really! I thought it was a guy!!!

Does anyone know who the rider is in the BE website homepage? Its really bugging me! http://www.britisheventing.com/ Top right next to the British eventing logo. Looks like they might have been competing at Blenheim

Thank you for being so honest it must be really hard for you. I will definately giving Mick a call. This is the ending I had envisaged for him x

Thanks for everyones oppinions, it has made me think of things I wouldn't have considered. The main reason I was opting for the hunt is because my horse in question didnt have a good start in life and has always been a little sensitive. He is particularly sensitive around the vet and not...

Not a nice topic I know, but the time has come for my old boy to be PTS. He's had a lovely life with me for 15 years and I owe him a decent send off. He has only ever known me in his adult life and although he is only 19 I have decided that the time has come, as I dont want to see him knee deep...

On a good note to weavers and cribbers, because of all the extra 'exercise' they do they are always soft over the neck and good in the rein! I have never ridden one that wasn't easy to get in an outline. This should outway the weaving if the horse is good enough.