There is no bit i was just adding to see if shed grow into it if itll fit and she looks stunning got a matching saddle in that color tan leather its looks absolutely stunning i and has plenty of holes left for when she grows and matures she looks upset but that is honestly her natural look oh and the side eye she got that from her mama she accepted her fate of me being around her when she eats for the fact i normally mive amd do things while my baby eats and the other babies ive trained to be sure they dont get rude or mean or even aggressive around food if someone whois not me were to walk up or so forth

...why do we do almost everything on the left with horses? Mount from the left. Lead from the left. Bridle from the left. Approach from the left. Did you ever actually question it? Or did you just…do it because that’s how you were taught? In Episode 87 of Zoë’s Horse Bytes, I unpack: • Where this tradition may have originated (historically) • Another fascinating theory linked to the horse’s nature • And whether it still truly matters today Because here’s the bigger question… Is it habit? Is it helpful? After listening, I’d love to know: – Does it make sense to you? – How important do you think it really is? – Have you noticed patterns in your own day-to-day handling because of it? Awareness changes everything. Sometimes the biggest changes in horsemanship don’t come from new techniques, but from questioning the old ones. 🗒️FYI: At GGWH we train both sides of the horse as equal as possible. If not already, go listen…come back and tell me what you think. Zoë🐴✨🫶 👉 Listen on your favorite podcast app or directly on my website here: https://www.getgoodwithhorsescourses.com/podcast/

We’re always talking about what we need to add. More relaxation. More confidence. More consistency. More suppleness. More exposure. But here’s the twist… What’s one thing you stopped doing that actually improved your horse? Sometimes progress doesn’t come from doing more. It comes from removing pressure, ego, tension, or overthinking. So tell me 👇 What did you STOP doing…that changed something? Love Zoë 🐴✨🫶

🤩 Tell me… Do you have nicknames for your horses? I’ll go first: Lenny also known as: • Lenny the Licker • Bubbles • Lennykins • My King Benjamin is also known as: • Mr Floof • Unicorn • Bennykins • My Prince • Back-breaker (because he's so small 😅) Your turn 👇 Drop the names, the sillier the better. 🤣 🐴✨🫶

First pic is a fully grown 6 yo bay mare at 14.3hh(confirmed) Second is my filly 1.7 yo at i believe higher(will measure with measuring tape this after noon also give an update) Will add the video where she mives around me so can more or less see on both angles Added few mor epics of my filly at fifferent angles maybe it helps Thaughts ?!? we are measuring tuesday so will update