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Nice to see some people can see through the "bs"
Alot of people have made a great deal of money to sell a system to trian a horse, with little thought about any potential damage caused.
And yes William I am working my youngster on the lunge and will…
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Boris, 3yr old tb x id
Recently moved from Padstow to Leedstown Cornwall.
Had a week at my new yard and today, mum and dad had the vet out. I thought it was just a check up, next minute, jabbed in the neck and vet wrestling with my te…
Introduction:
Boris, 3yr old tb x id
Recently moved from Padstow to Leedstown Cornwall.
Had a week at my new yard and today, mum and dad had the vet out. I thought it was just a check up, next minute, jabbed in the neck and vet wrestling with my te…
William. I have found this acticle very interesting and yet again thought provoking( other forums aswell as this one). I have had regular flatwork training with a local respected lady, you probably know her from Cornwall, and this work has transform…
50 and still going strong!
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- About Me:
- Retired Police officer attempting to become Cornwalls worst pro show jumper, and doing very well at the mo!
- Do you have any pets?
- Two dogs
- Topics of Interest
- Dressage, Eventing, Jumper, General Riding
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Boris - The growing years
Introduction:
Boris, 3yr old tb x id
Recently moved from Padstow to Leedstown Cornwall.
Had a week at my new yard and today, mum and dad had the vet out. I thought it was just a check up, next minute, jabbed in the neck and vet wrestling with my teeth!! Wolf teeth needed taking out, as if I have spares!.
Had a great sleep after and then back out into our field of lush grass.
Perfect for a young man like me.
More updates when something interest
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 5:27pm on November 20, 2009,
William Micklem said… - Hi Roland...THANK YOU for the compliments...I am coming to Cornwall next April for a presentation of The GO! Rules...look out for date in press...hope to see you then...will be doing a number of new blogs...definitely one each month...Thank you again...William
- At 3:03pm on August 14, 2009,
Roland Hardman said…
- We moved to Cornwall from Hampshire in 2004 when I retired from the Police. A great decision and as you say a great place to live, despite the tourists. I didn't much care for the rat race around London and Hampshire was becoming that way.
Chill out in Cornwall is my motto now!!!
- At 2:55pm on August 12, 2009,
William Micklem said…
- Roland...I used to live near Redruth...my brother David is still in Cornwall...great part of the world..great county..I miss it...William
- At 8:54am on August 8, 2009,
William Micklem said…
- I was born in Cornwall Roland...where do you live? William
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Hi Jocelyn,
I too just started Dressage recently, and I have to say, with a good horse and instructor, Dressage is a blast! So good choice. :)
As others have said, we'd need to know what you're doing with your horse now, and past experience to give…
Thanks Karen....have a great day!!
The late medieval nobility turned dressage into a sport by giving public demonstrations of "horse ballets" to wow the commoners during public celebrations. They would do airs above the ground as well as movements on the ground. The late medieval kni…
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There are horses that do not think the little fences are worth worrying about.
Are you lungeing him over the jumps just in a cavesson, or are you using side reins too? Do you lunge over jumps with a saddle on? Do not use side reins (I am not saying…
Where did I state that medival dressage was humane and correct?
I have stipulated that the SRS under Podhajsky presented dressage more correctly.
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