Definitely agree with this - also, if you were to decide to keep for the medium term, perhaps having a fixed point in the future to reassess the situation would be quite helpful in terms of making things feel less overwhelming?
Glad not just me then :) Still feel it'll be a while until I'm ready to take the exams having had a few years' break from riding, but nice to understand the system better.
Link not working unfortunately but found it here I think?
http://www.malvernridingschool.co/0_0_0_0_501_798_csupload_44073732.png?u=3214508780
Definitely useful to compare though - having done that, the new system actually seems simpler - thank you :)
Thank you :) Now much less confused although really wonder how I managed to miss that when I was looking at their website after reading about the changes in H&H
Think a quiet word with the vet on Monday is in order - really hope they can help your mare AND ensure she doesn't have to go through that again, as there's a big difference between a slightly different view on safety with dogs and blatant lack of common sense...
Absolutely - if that measure was used I'm guessing insurance companies would very quickly go out of business, especially if they still declined insurance once back up to date AND for unrelated conditions.
Another non-pronunciation yet equally irritating one is "off of" - as in "she fell off of her horse" - it isn't even easier to say than the grammatically correct alternative!
Hi - I'm just getting back into riding after a two to three year break, although I've lurked here for quite a bit longer - looking forward to joining the conversations :)