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Can we talk about the tricky ones? The ones that have you querying EVERYTHING at 3am. Am I good enough? Am I using the right methods? Am I giving this enough time? Too much time? Do I need a vet/physio/dentist/counsellor? Are we just the wrong match
Rounded off the year with a little bit of festive dressage. I couldn't resist nabbing my favourite @tdsridingcentre pony, Dennis, for a spot of tackless dressage 🤩 He's such a cool little dude, especially considering a distinct shortage of practice
Everyone's out there joking about the upcoming "Year of the Horse" and how we ought to lunge it first... But what if we learned to be on side with it? 🤔 What if maybe we figured out communication? And simply existing? And feeling? And BEI
Twiglet - 2025 round up... Had to be done. This pony has just kept on amazing me all year. At the beginning of the year he'd done nothing... been to a clinic where he barely made it around the arena in both directions? He then threw a spanner in th
Merry Christmas to all my lovely friends, clients & followers 🥰 I hope the day has brought you joy, and most importantly, left you at least a minute for your ponies 🧡 They might not know what it's all about, but sometimes that minute is the be
Looking to try something different in the New Year? Or kick start your competition season? Bookings being taken NOW for 2026 #workingequitation clinics & demos! 🤩 Whether you run a riding club/pony club, are a venue owner, camp organiser or si
The quest for more vs less... Equestrianism is, on the whole, concerned with MORE. More power. More beauty. More engagement. More technicality. More skill. More. More. More. I'm going to try and condense this somewhat. But more to the rider transla
What IS this "horsemanship" thing? I had a quiet chuckle to myself yesterday as I walked Lils down to the arena, with my rope halter & long rope... having recently grumbled about people thinking horsemanship was all rope halters and st
My thoughts on that love/hate subject... polework! For me, polework is about allowing the horse to find the way to do the job. This doesn't mean leaving them utterly to their own devices, but it does mean minimal interference. Try as you might, the