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I have plain numnahs/pads, in shades of blue, plus one white one that I thought was a dressage pad, but turns out it isn't. Ahh the days when i was fit and healthy and thought I'd be going out competing! I prefer cooler dry weather, I overheat badly in hot weather, and the damp irritates my nerve damage. Love your Christmas tree with the ornaments people have given you. And how cool is that, you making a birthday card for someone!

I think this was when high platform shoes for women were worn, so their long dresses didn't get covered in muck.

Love a long tail. I only use Sheepskin saddle cloths Le Mieux or Premier Equine so there is a limited range of colours. I prefer to ride in cold and dry rather than warm, wet and windy!

Completely agree with the colourful saddle pads thing. For once I bought a fancy coloured saddle pad for Woody and it slips around like crazy 🤦 Think I'll stick to the reliable roma and poly pads from now on

No matchy matchy here and I only use polypad saddle pads, so no high wither or straps to fasten on - and I love my stubben string girth 😄

Definitely disagree with the wet weather 😂😂😂 gimme that crisp dry winter 👌

Here's hoping that Coop's skin improves. See you again next week.

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That shot where you were riding towards the sunrise looked like something out of Lord Of The Rings! 😍😍

You literally had all 4 seasons in this vlog 🤣🤣

Ah Bert .... You were not my friend sir! That was one miserable weekend!

Pretty 😍

I don't think breed has much to do with it tbh ... In my experience anyway. It seems to be more down to personality and training (or lack of). I hope everyone involved is ok.

I love the frost 😂😂😂 much better than rain

Hope you're okay after what happened, that sounded awful, dog attacks are terrifying 😢 The weather has been utter rubbish this year, all that rain, and now it's freezing cold 🥶

Interesting you said that about, what I’m assuming, was Monday. There were a few of us had terrible days, two more I know fathers were rushed to hospital and sadly someone passed. I know a quite a lot of people as a club but really got me wondering, why so many. I too would have been traumatised by the dog episodes and feel I would have felt as you did. November is a month that can’t move on soon enough. Got to keep smiling though..

I'm terrible, I could never prefer ironing or dishwashing to hacking. Mind you, I never hack out in the interests of staying alive. So nice to catch up with you and your horses. Good morning from Australia 🌏🦘🐨🪃🇦🇺 Edited to add that the dog situation was very stressful.

You could make like dressage bubbles. I wish I could use a sawing machine, I have one..can't handle it. haha.

She looked more relaxed when you rode her one handed. Beautiful photo <3 Awe, little bird <3 <3

My horse rolls his tongue when stressed. He's not a fan of some men. All the men he has liked, have been super nice.

Immediately jealous of your extended turnout. And field maintenance. We had our guy book to spread and harrow this weekend but I think it's going to be too wet again after that mushy snow

She looked good - probably good that she is underpowered so she can find balance and relaxation, you can always add the forward and power later 😊

She licks the right side of her mouth. I've always had the sense that it is her mouth that is bothering her. I know you lunge her with the tack on but she is in control of how much pressure is going on that side of her mouth when you are not controlling the reins. When you use one rein she can sort of do the same and keep the right side of the bit less pressure. Have you tested her with no bit? Just a thought.

Awwwwwww 🥰 🐎🐴 😊

My goodness you are so organised! Very imressed

Have you considered antique or charity shops for stock pins? I can't tell you how many times I have found a random box of stock pins and other horsey bits and bobs. Couldn't speak of their quality or heritage but there might be some hidden gems out there

Yay for the sewing machine! And I love the blanket/cape!

I noticed you changed leg on the last stride before the fence. Was that deliberate or coincidence?

I know 😂😂

At the risk of you thinking I've become one of your stalkers (4 comments in 2 weeks) I'm very intrigued by your videos and have a suggestion. Viz : quality over quantity. Indirectly I've already suggested some videos you could do on your other channel and it occurred to me that if you are getting short of ideas do fewer videos! Or... as another commentator said a few days ago...your videos are increasingly more about you than the horses. If this be true then there might be a rich vein of interest to be mined by telling us about (say) how you got into horses in the first place.... incidents ( falling off etc)... all of which you can talk about publically without endangering your privacy because you can control the narrative.

Good for you taking some time off ❤❤❤ I'd love to see more Sienna schooling updates. Personally I'd rather watch the un-pretty bits and watch how people go about improving it. And I think she's looking fabulous, genuinely! Especially considering the journey you two have been on

I'm working right through Christmas, Boxing Day and New Year's. Fingers crossed that you find the key to Sienna. Glad you have had some progress together. I have no suggestions.

Oh dear, poor Sienna, and poor you. Sorry if I missed you saying so, but what bit and noseband are you using? My lad had terrible issues when I first bought him, process of elimination and my "Dr Dolittle Act" I sussed out that he has a low palette (sp?) so a jointed bit jabs him in the roof of the mouth, and the bars of his mouth are narrow so a double jointed bit was no use, and he has plump cheeks, so a tight noseband doesn't help. I went back to basics and put him in a flexible rubber snaffle, and no noseband and problems solved! Also his saddle was an nth too far forward and cramping the movement of his shoulder, which was making him tense, and making him trip constantly.

Have you tested her for pssm? My horse was the same and a test came back positive for pssm1. He's worse when the grass is sugary and has to be kept ticking over with regular movement and a laminitic diet, or he looks totally bridle lame if he has a holiday. Even so, he's still very stiff and struggles for the first half of our schooling sessions.

Excellent tips. Good for any occasion that's scary and happening nearby. I think for my horse, I would use ear plugs, calming paste and his UV blockout face mask plus your tips.

Is he still for sale? ❤

We have a big local fireworks display just a field over from Peds field. He stays out for it, I give him a calmer bite 30mins before it’s due to start, a huge pile of hay which I put at the top end of his field, furthest away from the fireworks and then I stay with him while it happens (on the other side of the fence, not in the field with him!) He’s always been OK with it, just stress eats!! My old pony used to get so upset by them though. The first year I left him in, he was throwing himself against the door and side of the stable in an absolute panic!! There was nothing I could do. So ever since that he was always out so when Pedro came along he adopted the same routine.

Lots of really sensible advice here.

I like you and your horses.

They drive me potty!

Thankyou for this. Lovely test.

Can you maybe put out a vlog on what you can do with a retired horse to keep them stimulated and maintain their condition?

How about some content about being a professional equestrian? I know some of your clients probably wouldn't be willing, but even if one or two were you could share some of that. And maybe the ins and outs of running the business too? Or take us with you when you are being photographer for the day? Ooh and I'd love to see behind the scenes of your shop ... The sourcing, the prep ❤

Personally I like hearing about the downs as well as the ups. As an owner of a mare who is consistently in rehab it’s refreshing to follow someone else’s ‘less than perfect journey’ and pick up tips from you, as opposed to seeing all the successes without the ‘bad bits’. Keep going please 😊. I wish you all the best with Sienna , I’m sure she’ll come good in time with all your expertise and patience. 🤞

Personally I like hearing about the downs as well as the ups. As an owner of a mare who is consistently in rehab it’s refreshing to follow someone else’s ‘less than perfect journey’ and pick up tips from you, as opposed to seeing all the successes without the ‘bad bits’. Keep going please 😊. I wish you all the best with Sienna , I’m sure she’ll come good in time with all your expertise and patience. 🤞

Strange at it may seem 'you' are the focal point of your channel. If it is growing, which it is, it is because people like you. :). You are very appealing and so if you are comfortable with it...just keep filming your everyday life. Add in what you eat, what you get up to during the day. If you can get a friend or family member into the vlogs sometimes that is great as well. As for the horse content everyone is waiting to see Sienna do dressage so keep trying, but I think you should get another project horse. Retire your lovely Coop and put your energy into a new one. Doesn't need to be expensive or big, or flashy. In fact the more quirks the better. The internet audience loves the ups and downs and the overcoming of challenges. Hope that helps.

Oh no Emma! Talk about eventful, I hope they are both doing OK, and you!

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Any excuse 😂

I'm tempted by the Insta360 too.