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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Stick or Treat?
Stick? Or Treat? ……. Excuse the simplistic title, but I couldn’t resist the Hallowe’en pun! How often have you heard, “Don’t give horses treats, it’ll make them bite”? I’m not a complete anarchist, but I don’t like rules without reasons. … Continue reading
Posted in equitation, Horses, Riding, Uncategorized
Tagged clicker training, equine psychology, horse welfare, Horses, natural horsemanship, Riding, Treats
20 Comments
Brunehilde’s Terrible Fate … drawing inspiration from disaster
“La Vie du Château” Aah …. the good life, in French. And here’s a rather gorgeous, distant view of a pair of châteaux which crown a rocky outcrop above the Gorges d’Aveyron, an hour or so’s drive from here. (You … Continue reading
Posted in equitation, Horses, Living in France, Musings, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged chateaux, equine psychology, harmony, horse, horse-lovers, living in France, medieval history, Riding
4 Comments
Do you like wild mushrooms?
So that’s it then. I’ve slung the flip-flops to the back of the wardrobe, put away the sun-loungers and washed the last pair of shorts. I love this time of year. The leaves are still green on the trees, there’s … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Horses, Living in France, Musings, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged autumn, chanterelles, figs, gardening, harvest, Horses, living in France, pebble ponds, Riding, wild mushrooms
5 Comments
Just a Perfect Day….
At Last! After a rain-drenched weekend the temperatures have subsided, the horseflies have retreated, there’s a sigh of misty freshness in the morning and a tangible dewfall in the evening. It’s finally perfect weather for riding. I had a wonderful, … Continue reading
Posted in equitation, Horses, Living in France, Musings, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged doma vaquera, dressage, Horses, Iberian horses, living in France, perfect day, Riding, rural life
7 Comments
My Little …. Zebra?
I apologise if my last post sounded as if I’d awoken from a long slumber and got out of bed on the wrong side. In the period since my post about Pom recovering from his temper tantrum (Welcome Back Dr. … Continue reading
Posted in Dressage, equitation, Horses, Living in France, Musings, Riding, Rural Living, Uncategorized
Tagged depression, dressage, equine psychology, Horses, mental health, Riding, sweet-itch, wellbeing
14 Comments
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