Post by gemma on Aug 5, 2012 16:09:59 GMT
Day One
Picked Marjorie up mid-morning. Given she'd been left in a strange place for 48 hours, I was gobsmacked when she self-loaded on the 2nd ask. For a horse who previously had been sticky loading, this was unheard of. She travelled without a murmour and we arrived at the new yard around 1130. Turned her out and she was straight to grazing.
After an hour or so she was so calm I decided to tack up and hack out. I'd left the map & case at home so had to follow my nose. So we spent a blissful couple of hours walking, trotting and cantering, admiring the amazing scenery, fording streams, crossing bridges and having a blast.
Since when did my horse grow to be so level-headed?!
Picked Marjorie up mid-morning. Given she'd been left in a strange place for 48 hours, I was gobsmacked when she self-loaded on the 2nd ask. For a horse who previously had been sticky loading, this was unheard of. She travelled without a murmour and we arrived at the new yard around 1130. Turned her out and she was straight to grazing.
After an hour or so she was so calm I decided to tack up and hack out. I'd left the map & case at home so had to follow my nose. So we spent a blissful couple of hours walking, trotting and cantering, admiring the amazing scenery, fording streams, crossing bridges and having a blast.
Since when did my horse grow to be so level-headed?!
Sounds fantastic Gemma!
