AmiRobertson
Well-Known Member
I have to restart dizzy 
we had our first flatwork lesson today in 10 weeks after the 3rd time we had to stop because of her problems 
we have already been hacking for 2 weeks and last week I had the vet, dentist and physio out who all said she was looking wonderful and they were happy for her to start light schooling again. So we are going to have one lesson a week 3 hacks and a couple of ground work sessions and build from there.
Lesson today was interesting dizzy was unbelievably unbalanced and falling out on her right side a lot so even though it was 50mins of walk it was tough! By the end though she was stretching down through her back and maintaining a soft contact so we stopped right there very happy with her she is also remembering to listen to my seat and walk halt transitions were super!
I also have a schoolmaster lesson with clear light from on here on Thursday which I am so excited about as it will help me to help dizzy if I have those regularly!
Pointless post but my OH isn't here to bore with more horse talk
we had our first flatwork lesson today in 10 weeks after the 3rd time we had to stop because of her problems we have already been hacking for 2 weeks and last week I had the vet, dentist and physio out who all said she was looking wonderful and they were happy for her to start light schooling again. So we are going to have one lesson a week 3 hacks and a couple of ground work sessions and build from there. Lesson today was interesting dizzy was unbelievably unbalanced and falling out on her right side a lot so even though it was 50mins of walk it was tough! By the end though she was stretching down through her back and maintaining a soft contact so we stopped right there
very happy with her she is also remembering to listen to my seat and walk halt transitions were super! I also have a schoolmaster lesson with clear light from on here on Thursday which I am so excited about as it will help me to help dizzy if I have those regularly!
Pointless post but my OH isn't here to bore with more horse talk