Recent content by Sophie-imperial-Colt

I will definitely try that! Thank you.... I'll keep you posted!

That sounds really similar to what mines doing, although i don't think I'll get a schooling whip anywhere near her, she can Only just about cope with a short one!

Half a scoop of Alfa a and half a scoop of pasture mix

I tried her with a whip and if I so much as touch her with is she canters off or whips round! ha! But I'm trying to do some desensitising with it and still carrying it even if i don't use it! I would imagine as she shows a lot of the symptoms ... girthie, doesn't like to be touched on her...

well Ive not long had her and she was 5 stage vetted. Also the previous girl that owned her also had her scoped for ulcers and found nothing?! Ive also had back saddle and teeth checked so Im assuming not pain related?

Yeah she does it in company and pays anboloutely no attention to the other horse if they walk off. Good as good in the school not done it once!

My jolly new mare has now decided that she's going to throw her toys out the pram on a regular basis for absolutely no reason (that I can think of) it seems to come from no where! She tends to try and whip round, if I catch her and don't let her she bunny hop rears and if I do let her I then can...

Thank you, really? I've not really used it much before so any experiences (good or bad) more than welcome!

Thanks Guys!

When I got her she was 5 stage vetted and apparently just had the chiropractor, so I think her back is fine although she is booked in with my phisio just to double check. Saddle fits perfectly so I don't think there's a problem there. I firstly used the mounting block and she seems to be worse...

Ive recently purchased a new horse she's a 16.2 9yo warmblood. She's amazing to ride and jump once I'm on (if a little hot) however getting on is an issue! Ive tried being firm to start with and that did not go down well! so then I moved on to Parelli methods which are working but very...

My TB didn't have the best feet, he had one dished front and the quality of the horn wasn't great either. After asking my farrier numerous times if there was anything he could do for his dished hoof (it was just getting longer and more odd looking) I switched to a different farrier which then...

Hey guys! here's my intro.... Ive been a lover of all things horsey for years now! I've been mainly showjumping recently but did love a bit of everything on my 17hh, 17year old grey ex racer. Fun rides, jumping, dressage and ODE's. Unfortunately I recently found out he has to be retired...