So meet wildcard the newest addition a 6-7 year old mare who hasnt been ridden in a year mwntally i am ready to take on anothe project while giving gravy some time to grow and staying in light groundwork i have mor etime on my hands now so im investi g into Wildcard as well as Lady gravy getting a friend

Let the video speak for itself

Have the best holiday Zoe defo want photos of the wildlife there .

✨ Tomorrow afternoon I’ll be heading off returning home 28 April 2026. I’ll try to pop in here when I can…but I’m not quite sure how much that will be just yet. So while I’m away, I’d really love this space to stay alive, supportive, and moving forward - not just waiting for me to come back. ☺️ ❓So tell me… What are your plans, goals and dreams you plan on working on over the next 3 weeks? What are you getting stuck into with your horse? And while you’re working through things, if anything comes up that you need help with, drop it in the comments like usual, support each other where you can, share your wins, your questions, your “not quite sure about this” moments…and I’ll come in and respond as soon as I can too. This is your space and I'm grateful to each and every one of you. Wishing you much love and success and a virtual kiss on the silky nose of your horses from me. 😘🐴✨🫶

Due to ill health I haven’t done much recently, but today I had an appointment booked for the saddle to come and fit my boys first saddle, the saddler is going on maternity leave so I couldn’t reschedule 😩 but I’m so glad I didn’t. I have been practicing the head drop exercise and omg what an awesome activity this is. Every time I remove my boys head collar he backs up as a little protest so I have been using the head drop to reassure him, today he did his usual back up so I stopped and asked him drop his head and he did loads of licking and chewing he was so relaxed it took him ages to walk to the school 🤣 He was also happy to be clipped last week so he’s experienced loads in the last week and he was a superstar