cobgirlie
Well-Known Member
I sadly have to work all day so have no choice but to ride in the dreaded indoor school. Yes I know I'm very lucky to have access to it but it still is dirty, dark and boring as hell!! I'm a 100% hacker girlie and I find any form of schooling a chore. I love jumping but the school isn't set up for that (and it's a right fag to get jumps in and out!) and dressage really isn't my thing!! I'm already finding excuses to not do anything with my lad and last night decided to free school which ended up me picking the dirt off his neck, playing for 5 minutes at him trotting and then sitting on the side while having a cuddle with him!!!
He's a big hairy cob, he's out 24/7 (well in for a few hours to have hay and feeds but generally out), he never seems to get super fit or super un-fit and he's abit nuts if ridden or not so it won't do any harm to his well being.
So my question is should I admit defeat, decide that winter is a write off and just stick to my weekend hacks and leave this pretence of keeping his fitness to a decent level? Or do I bite the bullet, stop complaining and design a decent schedule to follow and stick to it? The only major problem is I do like to go drag hunting and while tomorrows is cancelled because of the wet I would like to know I could go to any I choose.
He's a big hairy cob, he's out 24/7 (well in for a few hours to have hay and feeds but generally out), he never seems to get super fit or super un-fit and he's abit nuts if ridden or not so it won't do any harm to his well being.
So my question is should I admit defeat, decide that winter is a write off and just stick to my weekend hacks and leave this pretence of keeping his fitness to a decent level? Or do I bite the bullet, stop complaining and design a decent schedule to follow and stick to it? The only major problem is I do like to go drag hunting and while tomorrows is cancelled because of the wet I would like to know I could go to any I choose.