**Update** - Bloss the supercob!

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Well done! She looks super! Gives me hope for my mare who is the same age and we just started dressage 2-3 years ago.
Out of interest, are you planning on continuing to compete and train for a few years yet? I am just wondering what to do with my mare with her age whether to continue training and competing while she is sound and healthy.
 
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Yea was working at welly when her old owner had her- only rode her once and she was amazing - you could tell she was a diamond in the rough- so much power and intelligence! Glad the HS isn't holding her back :)

My HS has been pretty bad lately - worse than in the summer for some strange reason! Must be all the dodgy weather!! I might try that supplement - thanks x
 
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Thank you for your lovely comments everyone :)

Roxy - at the moment she loves her competing and is fit healthy and active, whilst she is still like this I will carry on as we are, she'll tell me when she doesn't want to do it anymore. All horses are different and some compete well into their 20s
 
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I have a cob gelding who's 16 next year and we've just started our elementary career, instructor is determined were making it to medium. Took a long time to teach him medium trot but we are getting it now! He is my horse of a lifetime and will hopefully be competing for many a year yet. Had him 10 years too!
 
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