There is a common belief that all horse owners are rich, funny, I know. Many of us go without so the beast in the stable can be kept in the manner to which it has become accustomed. Be honest, you know what I'm talking about. He is stunning, but he has to be fed & housed, currently as a guest at Talland  As a result of strained suspensory ligaments he now needs specialist shoeing. His rug wardrobe is impressive, mostly Horseware Ireland with some Snuggy Hoods. He has 2 bridle

Do you take your horse between the white boards to strut your stuff? Even those of us without transport have the opportunity to compete online by video thanks to Dressage Anywhere and many other similar companies. The big question is which level should you try? Preliminary is the simple basics of walk, trot and canter, if you haven't quite got the canter then there's intro. How long do you stay at that level? Such a big question. I truly believe you should be training a level