LaurenBay
Well-Known Member
Well she is starting to calm down and looks very content and happy.
She is enjoying all day turnout in a herd of 4 and is getting along with them all, she is re-learning how to tie up again (she kept breaking free at last yard cause she was constantly spooking) and aside from being a bit impatient she hasn't even attempted to pull back. I took her for a walk around the carpark and all was fine. She hasn't reared up yet *touch wood* but did leap and buck coming in on Sunday. But she has been brilliant the rest of the days, all be it very rushed but all 4 feet firmly on the ground
Once she realises she won't be seperated I'm sure she will continue to relax and improve.
I have my very confident and experienced friend coming up on Saturday to ride her, will see how she goes.
But so far I am very happy with how she is doing, she is so much more relaxed and happy.
She is enjoying all day turnout in a herd of 4 and is getting along with them all, she is re-learning how to tie up again (she kept breaking free at last yard cause she was constantly spooking) and aside from being a bit impatient she hasn't even attempted to pull back. I took her for a walk around the carpark and all was fine. She hasn't reared up yet *touch wood* but did leap and buck coming in on Sunday. But she has been brilliant the rest of the days, all be it very rushed but all 4 feet firmly on the ground
Once she realises she won't be seperated I'm sure she will continue to relax and improve. I have my very confident and experienced friend coming up on Saturday to ride her, will see how she goes.
But so far I am very happy with how she is doing, she is so much more relaxed and happy.
I have been following your posts and think you have definitely done the right thing by moving her back again.