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That is exactly what I do. Or to chuck out in field after washing off after a ride, or if I take pity because the weather is...

Rambo airmax liner under a 0g turnout to speed dry a wet/muddy horse which lives out...

I think with each other (the foals), and basic handling so they are polite to lead/pick feet up/little hand walks etc then send off to...

As per the thread title: 10% off online and instore, code 10OFFNOV25, today only. I've just ordered a pallet of bedding : )

What a lovely set up. They are gorgeous.

We’re still in November yet it seems ages since the horse move! Things are going very well, but I hadn’t imagined the constant...

I have an over height Connie that I bought as an 8 year old when I was in my early 60’s. Previous horse was 16.2 Irish Sport horse and I...

I started riding aged 61, began to hack aged 62 and fell in love with this Connie the following year. So yes, I was a novice but I had...

We’ve got 2. One is sharp and spooky and would jump the moon. The other is an overgrown Labrador, incredibly safe and steady, and will...

I have known two one is sharp but fun the other is not sharp but also very fun. I love them!

Fantastic all rounders - I used to hunt a fabulous one!

Oh yeah, the eating, I forgot to mention that. Mine will happily insert his entire head into an empty plastic feed bag just in case...

Connemaras are epic. A lot of them do have quite a 'native' brain though - they are smart and fast thinking, and even with a lot of...

I think they vary - I always thought they were too sharp for me until a neighbour bought an Eastlands filly (then two more of them 😆)...

I reckon though, that's the fundamental difference between people who like horses and people who like ponies. Pony-people appreciate the...