In my early years my trainers were those that were at pony club. I didn’t think about who they were or how/what they thought. I just followed instructions and did what I was told! Looking back what I realise is that I was blessed with exemplary trainers. They had both great knowledge but also skill […]

Time for a Reboot With the winter season at an end, this is the perfect time to stop, breathe and reflect before we plunge headlong into the summer shows. This can be very hard to do, the qualifier dates are being released and we are feeling that there is so little time to get everything

Recently I went for some training with Camille. I decided I needed to push myself out of my comfort zone and play with some higher level movements. We had varied success in what we tried to achieve with Camille and this got me thinking. What do I see success as in my training? How do

I think anyone who owns a grey horse or pony can confirm it takes some serious love and commitment to get them show ready. Those with bays or chestnuts might only need to give them a quick hot oil rinse over, however we grey horse owners face an almost epic level of washing, with possibly

I am reading and hearing more about finding my WHY. My first question is why is this topic coming up now? I think for the first time for my generation we have had to stop. From birth to March 2020 my life has been education, horses, competitions, holidays, work and there really has never been