Recent content by yovon01

Many thanks boooooo just read PK reply to GH very very interesting!

You must read the material first to be a critic.......at the clinic I saw him ride 4 horses and then mine, he did not abuse any horse in any manner. I challenge you to read some of the book and would be certainly alarmed if you did not agree to its context ......booboos

Am a bit behind...whats OP? Not promoting anything am sharing experiences.....not sure what you mean Yorksg?

So do I! ;)

Sorry for misspellings....on a phone!

Cont......and stressful lives it must manifest on our horses through our riding? If the can feel a fly on their body and twitch to shake it off then imagine driving seat clamped legs rigid arms.....you cannot dance free and naturally with a gun ti your gead

Yes I too am fascinated with the biomechanics of the horse and how we as riders with our perhaps stiff backs/shoulders/pelvis

I was trying to start a discussion and didn't expect your ignorant remark........please take a moment to reflect, assuming you are not qualified to be on a par with Gerd and have nothing positive to contribute to this thread I suggestLeave

????? Barney&buzz

Btw Booboo how's your horses back did you go for injections??????? Vets rub their hands together because they make a fortune from people who break their horses.

I was lucky enough to take my horse to his clinic last year....he rode her and it literally has changed my riding program and outlook

Hmmmm sound like it could be an autoimmune weakness in your horses system. Friend sent her up to Liverpool for tests. She retired him in the end. Go back to basics with feed and working. Get a vet that specializes in this area. Have bloods taken n tested. Hope it's something and nothing good luck!

I feel the need to encourage riders to read Balancing Act by Gerd Heuschmann. Am I alone....? I have many lovely friends with horses who sadly are breaking their horses through ignorance, don't get me wrong they love their horse and mean well but put pressure on both themselves and their horse...

Oh boooooo four winds show is sadly no more.........

One lamp costs £43......that was my point it's not expensive if you look in the right places. I think if you put equine before almost any product it seems to quadruple......? Am going to have a chat with my electrician friend. 1lamp is all I'll need.....cost 7p per hour too. I agree Ellen I hate...