Thanks all

[Holidays_are_coming]

Posted on here a few weeks ago about yard problems and you all said to move, unfortunatly it took lobger than I would have liked to find somewhere. But I took her to her new home sat, Its got a bit school but no lights but the grazing anf hay is fab.

The hacking is great and from a horse who would not lead out of the yard (busy rd) she had hacked out twice on her own, and this morning we had a lovely canter, I cant believe how brave she is being as we do have to cross a motorway bridge (maybe I took the wrong horse lol)

xxx

 

[Pearlsasinger]

That's brilliant!
We once moved a mare that we had had for less than 2 months and would have sold on if we had thought we could have shown her to any-one, her behaviour was so bad lol!
She was horrendous to lead for about 1/2 the way (we went on foot) to the point that we seriously considered leaving her in a farmer's field and coming back for her when we had had a rest.
The 2nd 1/2 of the route she was much better and we never looked back with her after that. Her behaviour improved and we actually kept her for 23 years.