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I love how Deva's giving "can I have a go on the bike??!!" vibes She seems very chilled about everything xx

I love when instructors praise and tell us how well we are doing and also help us when we feel a bit 😭

Such an exciting new chapter for you! It’s such a tough decision to make and when you can’t manage the pain with intervention you have certainly made the right decision. Luckily Pepe is ok with injections so I am able to keep him as a happy hacker (walk) and keep him comfortable but if there came a time where we couldn’t do this then retirement would be the best option xx

You are much more determined than I because I would have retired her sooner in the investigation process. Wishing Roxy a long and happy retirement. Wishing you much happiness with your new horse 🐎

Such a shame about Roxy 😢 she looks very happy in her new home, thankfully! Your new horse is gorgeous!

Congratulations on your new horse. How old is Roxy? Having to make the same call with my horse.

Love your mare. She is awesome

Oh keep us updated ❤ really informative as always and thank you for sharing x

Your lessons are paying off

Well done

I was horse mad as a child but no access to a horse! I had a go at riding aged 40 2 falls including concussion and that was me finished! I’m currently in pain from a slipped disc but oh I do enjoy watching your lessons. The comments are priceless. I’m actually laughing through the agony

Little bit gross, but extremely interesting to see a horse's digestive tract! Glad they found something and she's getting treatment, be rotten to think she'd fasted for hours and there was nothing there!

Very Good

Really enjoyed watching this vlog!! 🥰🥰 can totally relate to having favourite mugs 🤪

She was so, so good. Such a sweetheart.

That was fab! You did an amazing job! ❤

Well done!!! Fantastic, Roxy enjoyed herself 🌟🌟❤️ xx

This was lovely! I was looking forward to seeing the vet and saddle fitter in action but i understand you might not have been able to record them! Looking forward to your next video! Xxx

How do you manage to canter for so long without a break. I’m dying well before rich says to have a walk and a breather 😂🙈

It is never a failure. It simply shows where you have issues to address. Nothing is failure. That trot was too tough because you tried to stand on your toes. Instantly pushing the leg back. Stand into your heel ! All the weight down through the heel. The leg suddenly becomes stable. And waking in you could come with a loose rein and leg on or just sit quiet.

A fantastic video which was really interesting to listen to!

I have severe emetophobia and I can totally relate to all of this ❤

That was wonderful ❤ beautifully ridden as always xxx

So awesome to have a friend volunteer to video your lesson. Rich is such great value as an instructor.

You are such a good rider!

Thanks for sharing your story-I very much relate to everything that you've said💕It's bloody hard work and such a challenge. Like yourself I understand the background of what I'm experiencing but even knowing that doesn't seem to alleviate the feelings-which is soo frustrating

People look like their pets

What I saw, was not a fail. It was the first steps to conquering the task. Like most sports at least 50% is mind and how you think is what you’ll get.. try and always see the positive not the negative…

Anxiety can be really crippling. Edited to add that you can fix it. Life is not cured, it is managed. I am writing this as someone who also wrestles the anxiety monster. Check out Dr Phil McGraw's books. Discovering him was a huge help.

Bless her, her downwards transition made me laugh so much! She's really trying to do them perfectly and listens to you, just a little to sensible and abrubt😅 Love the vlog, good work you two! Greetings from Germany

Congratulations 🥳🎉. Really well done. It was lovely to watch.

Huge well done! That was lovely to watch x

She's such a good girl.

Oh I don’t think that was a complete failure! I thought your walking jumps were brilliant! Lucinda talks about the sloppy canter or the boring canter a lot in her clinics in order to decrease the enthusiasm and I’ve seen her work with her students on this over and over in one session until the horse is so bored of the jump they eventually loll over them. I haven’t seen the 28 day challenge myself but I imagine this is what she means? Anyway! I was so impressed as I know from your previous video how jumping is a big hurdle for you confidence wise! I hope you continue to share the challenge with us! Xx

I think your horse is lovely and you ride her so quietly and sympathetically. Thank you for sharing your lesson - such clear and constructive advice with a sense of humour thrown in. Priceless!

There was nothing wrong with the conversation you were having! 😂

Where abouts in the country are you? It looks beautiful :) I miss this. Moved out to Dubai and the hacks are just not the same 😢

None of it struck me as being weird. She's so brave. I say much sillier things to my car. Plus masses of random singing. Edited to add. 'We could do with the rain. It hasn't rained for seven hours.' I nearly spat my coffee ☕ out.

Loved the vlog, good job!

Have seen Rich on a few other channels. He seems absolutely lovely. Your channel was suggested to me by UA-cam.

Oh well done! What an achievement 🎉

I think you are doing such a great job. It’s tough! But you never give up. It’s so nice to see a rider like you on here xx

I’m so excited to follow your journey Xx

🎉 a huge well done! Such a great vlog channel and I really enjoyed watching you! Look forward to the next video! Keep doing what you do xx

Not really anything to do with you being "straight", its more that your position is not biomechanicaly effective.

Absolutely love Rich. Saw him on Meg Elphick’s channel. He is a hoot. Kind of person you want to go to the pub with 🇺🇸🐴

The reason you are falling out in circles and getting a shoulder in effect is because your position is shoulder in. On circles and turns, you need to lead with your inside hip and shoulder, not the outside.