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Control and Confidence - open spaces
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This. A good steep hill, the longer the better. You can practice upping the speed gradually as you go up it, slow down again, then push...
10 April 2024
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Experiences of new riders
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That is how I got my first canter too. I was told that horses find it easier to canter than to trot over poles which involves lifting...
10 April 2024
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Control and Confidence - open spaces
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I doubt whether anyone has full control of a very excited horse, out in company in the open country, which was why I was never allowed...
10 April 2024
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Barefoot, bitless and ''natural'' vs shod, bitted and ''traditional'' - your views?
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One can ride a shod, bitted horse in a manner based on natural horsemanship. One can even understand the historical reasons why some...
8 April 2024
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Rope halter recommendations
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That is no longer so. I have just looked at Maxwell's site with a list of his merchandise. He now sells two different rope halters...
7 April 2024
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Rope halter recommendations
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I use Double Diamond rope halters. I bought mine in USA (3 sizes) and take them to the yard for ground work. The rope is hard which...
7 April 2024
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Aintree Grand National Meeting
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My knowledge of the Grand National is still based on the National Velvet book, forced on me by my father who grew up in Liverpool and...
5 April 2024
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Prospective horse purchase - advice needed
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BHS Stage 1 is good basic education. I took the course myself at my first RS. But Stage 1 doesnt really equip one to school horses or...
5 April 2024
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Sense checking something
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We watch a lot of polo. Sadly ponies do sometimes get injured or die. A vet goes to the fallen pony at once and screens are put round...
4 April 2024
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Horses just don't like some people
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Might she have known the instructor from a previous yard? I learned to ride on an RS cob who hated the instructor. If she tried to...
3 April 2024
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Restraining the cob urge to snack
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I led out my retired old share to grass in a stiff rope halter and walked on her left, between her and the hedgerow. If she turned her...
2 April 2024
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Looking for a breed of pony my son won’t send to sleep and turn into a seaside donkey. Ideas?
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Isn’t training the horse to be sharp off the aids and as forwards as you want part of learning to ride? Anything hot blooded you would...
1 April 2024
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I think the fun of bareback riding is just that, bareback. If you are going to tack up might as well just put the saddle on.
1 April 2024
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Bareback pad for pootling?
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Will 15 minutes really hurt him? With a light child rider? I didnt start riding till I retired but riding bareback was one of the...
1 April 2024
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Weight limits
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Not universal. NHS measured OH and me last week and I discovered that I am an inch shorter than I used to be. Not having realised this...
31 March 2024
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