Idle Curiosity Part 2: SJ yard on M40

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Hehe...I was just gonna something along the same lines
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OMG Riverside Glen - I WANT HIM!

OK back to the topic in question - no the yard I am thinking of the arena is more exposed to the M'way than that - and no, I am not driving up there tomorrow to take a pic! there are barns behind it (indoor school?) I suppose it COULD be there - only way I am going to work it out is if I see if I cannot book me and Boss in for a lesson and a trial on that GORGEOUS grey!
 

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Wow, look at Riverside Glen trotting up in the 'horses for sale' part! Looks like nothing he can hardly move! Then you see him jump- completly different horse!

Would love to have some lessons there- Ben Maher IMO is the most beautifull rider on the circuit so his trainer must have helped!
 

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I was more OMG HE IS SO FOOTY in walk!!!! Just shows that a walk and trot up doesnt prove performance!

Hey Forrest, as soon as Own is really REALLY fixed, fancy joining me for some training
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It use to be Nick's yard, but Robert Smith has it now and Nick has built another one next door. I thought Robert was going to sell it but obviously hasn't yet. It's actually in the village of Lowsonford.
 

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DEFFO!!!
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Would love to do that for sure put me down for the new year!
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when Owen will be VERY fixed LOL!

The grey looks completly what my vet would call utterley buggered in walk and trot! hardly overtracking,perhaps *coughs* unlevel!. Completly different performing though! Wierd!
 

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OK then I shall call and see what is open to us mere mortals! I had some lessons from Harvey when I was 17 and although a lot of people dont hold much admiration for him, I did and so would love to go see Steven (as Robert doesnt teach I dont think)

And yes, my vet would say the same, however I would still LOVE to own a horse like that!!!
 

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Robert does teach but I think he's just so busy but I have heard Steven is better anyway. (not suggesting for one minute Robert isn't any good) .
 

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Fantastic do let me know!
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I wonder why they showed that video of the grey trotting up!
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Still,I agree with you would love to own something like that too!
 

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Ahh I was referring to this:

The day-to-day training is handled by Robert’s brother, Steven Smith – a former Olympic silver medallist and successful international show jumper. The training operation as a whole is overseen by Robert.

Dont really mind which one we get tho!!!!
 
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