Since I’ve started writing these weekly blogs, I am so enjoying getting to know you and I love reading your comments. Some of you have known and been exchanging messages with me for a while and others for just a short time, but I’d like to think we have become (virtual) friends nonetheless. My life and my passion for horses has ...
I’d like to feature an email I received from a lady who was having issues with trailer loading her horse, as you may resonate with some of the angst she was experiencing. I have changed both her name and the name of her horse for privacy reasons. I’d love to hear what you think so please let me know in the ...
Here we are into the second week of March which means nearly a fifth of the year has gone by already. It’s scary how time flies, especially when you get older! So I have a question for you, how are those New Year’s resolutions holding up? However, if I lost my resolve all together and I was heading into the end ...
When I was younger and was taking riding lessons I would practice what my trainer told me to do every chance I got because I wanted to perfect it. This was right after I had purchased Jazz, so we were both new to each other. One day I was working on a lesson that I had been told to do by ...
Today’s post is going to be a little different from usual for a couple of different reasons as will become clear as you read it. It’s a topic that’s not much talked about in the horse world but one I believe to be hugely important when it comes to the relationship you share with your horse. I was inspired to write ...
As you may know I have a business partner called Mark who (thankfully) looks after all the tech as well as the marketing for my business. Nowadays there’s a lot of cool whizz-bang software available and he always seems to be bringing on board something new. Luckily, I don’t need to worry about any of this as he usually deals with ...