When you feed your dressage horses late dinner because your watching Amanda feed hers breakfast 😂 I got some great tips 😍 the bucket drying rack ! 🤯 genius ❤️👍🏼
I absolutely love you as an eventer and look up to you so much! I cant wait for the eventing season to come back. I would love you to do a video on what you feed your horses and why, a tack room tour and how you are keeping yourself motivated with your ponies during covid
I have 4 Arabian mares that are turned out together in the same field. They also can be lead together with no problem. They are very good girls and love each other ♥️ very much. Love your videos!
Great vlog! would love to know more about what you feed and why? especially their daily supplements, and do you have them on an preventative ulcer treatment?
It would be really interesting if you could do a bitting / tack choice video! I’d love to know about the bomber bits and why you choose what bits for each phase!
It would be fun to see everyone get their weekly shampoo! I'm sure they don't get done all on one day and it would require a lot of filming and editing... But it'd still be fun!
I used to lead my two together. We never had any issues apart from one being forward moving and one being a plod so I'd often end up stretched in two different directions haha. I ended up just letting my forward moving one loose. He just walks slightly ahead of us and goes to where he knows he's going. He's liberty trained so will always stop on a voice command anyway. Only downside is that he'll often spook at something and my lazy one will be like WHAT IS IT? hahaha
lola burns thankyou, it’s pretty cool huh! We always use a lot of recycled/2nd hand cupboards/shelves/timber/bins... plus it’s finished off with an eBay chandelier lol! The feed bins we’ve had for 5 years & were made locally.
My horse not only cannot be led with another horse, I will definitely have to dismount for equipment inspection. I am super lazy as regards hay. He gets unlimited access in a slow feeder haynet.
Could you pretty please make a video on cross country boots? What you need when you start out on the lowest levels and what the different models have in terms of pro's and con's? Good designs, things to look for when buying and in terms of fit to your horse? I'm also wondering, for years now watching Australians on youtube, why do you have cotton sheets under the rugs? And why use hoods and tail-protection, I thought that was to keep them clean for competitions? Never seen anyone use hoods in my country, and tail protection only during travelling, so I'm curious. Especially about the rugs, as we try to never use more than 1 rug to prevent rubbing.
M B Equestrian haha the mysterious white Australian cotton rug & hood sets! These are basically a thin layer against the horses skin, which are washed & changed every 5 or so days. This ensures they always have a clean layer against their skin, & also keep dirt & hair from getting into their top rug. The horses stay cleaner, they’re protected from bugs/scratches/the weather, their tails grow HEAPS better & don’t sun bleach when in a tail bag. I use the Horseware, & Skye Park cotton sets. They need to fit well, & then they don’t rub. I love them. We think it’s weird that other countries don’t use them hahahahaha!
@@amandarosseventingfit6803 We don't really have the "sun bleaching" problem here in the north... I only use rugs when it's cold or rain... but then the temperatures and climate is different here. Also, Zarzy (or Sassy) is my favourite of your horses, but now I am in love with Ferg....
i used to lead 4 ponies at a time when i worked in the riding school, they were kept in the same field so got on but it was chaos when one wanted grass and another was dragging you to the field😂😂
Can I ask about the rugs with the mailbags, are they good, as in do they rub, make them to hot in summer, do you use them all year round. I'm in uk so weather bad at times, wet etc so looking to put under winter rug as well as use in the summer x thank you x
Love love love the vlog! Curious as I've just bought one of the cotton "aussie" sheets from horseware and I know all your guys wear them.... when do you(if you) deem it too hot for them? Love watching the vlogs!
Amber Keen good question - lol practically never! Often if it’s too hot for the cotton rugs, the sun then burns their coats if they go nude. Instead I’ll bring them into the stables during the day, & they can he nude under cover instead of nude & outside frying!
holly Honey it’s called a Portagrazer. They’re not cheap, but they’re extremely well constructed & virtually bulletproof! Diesel absolutely destroys hay bags, including pawing at them & getting his shoes stuck in them! So I invested in a portagrazer & we haven’t had any problems since!
Hahah, as a polo groom my record was 8 at a time, trying to remove them while leaving 4 others in the paddock...... i found 4 friggin giant clydes worse than 8 polo ponies tho 😂
Lisa James I’m waiting to clip them! They’re usually stabled, but due to the corona restrictions, I haven’t have enough help at home to get all the boxes done, as well as feed, ride, & do all the other things! I’m hoping to clip & stable them ASAP because they’re getting soooooo floooofy!!
Have you ever tried Equizen Pro? It’s a phenomenal feed and/or paste supplement we just recently discovered for our anxious or spooky horses, works wonders and i believe it’s legal to compete with in eventing (we use it here in the US). Look in to it if you have time. Total game changer and you just add it to whatever supplements they already get.
Could you do an in-depth video on what you feed your horses because they all look amazing!
your property is stunning amanda! I love how you rotate the paddocks and try to keep them mud free, so many properties are awful coming into winter
Okay... That's got to be the cleanest, most organized feed room ever! With some ceiling bling too! Absolutely amazing...
Cheryl Albright you’ve made my heart sing lol! We love sweeping & tidying & arranging things neatly... I think it’s an addiction!
When you feed your dressage horses late dinner because your watching Amanda feed hers breakfast 😂 I got some great tips 😍 the bucket drying rack ! 🤯 genius ❤️👍🏼
I absolutely love you as an eventer and look up to you so much! I cant wait for the eventing season to come back.
I would love you to do a video on what you feed your horses and why, a tack room tour and how you are keeping yourself motivated with your ponies during covid
I have 4 Arabian mares that are turned out together in the same field. They also can be lead together with no problem. They are very good girls and love each other ♥️ very much. Love your videos!
Great vlog! would love to know more about what you feed and why? especially their daily supplements, and do you have them on an preventative ulcer treatment?
Same
I love how humble you are. Such a good video. You should do a Meet my horses video!
It would be really interesting if you could do a bitting / tack choice video! I’d love to know about the bomber bits and why you choose what bits for each phase!
love your videos! Would love to see what feed your performance horses and any tips with supplements/ feeding when travelling etc
Just found your channel, love learning from the pros! Can't wait to watch the rest!
Love your last 2 vlogs (💕all of them for that matter!). Thx for sharing all your top tips & wise words. More please! 🙌🏻
"nothing like an eBay chandelier" 😂 Love it
Love the vlogs!! Everything is thought out when it comes to yard layout and management x
My fav is Huey. He looks so much like my old boy. He’s a handsome boy. I miss my fellow. Thanks for sharing. God bless you & horses.🐎
Best vids to watch between very boring classes 😂💕
Loving the updates!
awesome video amanda! cant wait to see more videos
It would be fun to see everyone get their weekly shampoo! I'm sure they don't get done all on one day and it would require a lot of filming and editing... But it'd still be fun!
I used to lead my two together. We never had any issues apart from one being forward moving and one being a plod so I'd often end up stretched in two different directions haha. I ended up just letting my forward moving one loose. He just walks slightly ahead of us and goes to where he knows he's going. He's liberty trained so will always stop on a voice command anyway. Only downside is that he'll often spook at something and my lazy one will be like WHAT IS IT? hahaha
That happens to me too lol
Your feed room is amazing!!!!
lola burns thankyou, it’s pretty cool huh! We always use a lot of recycled/2nd hand cupboards/shelves/timber/bins... plus it’s finished off with an eBay chandelier lol! The feed bins we’ve had for 5 years & were made locally.
Very nice place this a lot of work each morning!
My horse not only cannot be led with another horse, I will definitely have to dismount for equipment inspection. I am super lazy as regards hay. He gets unlimited access in a slow feeder haynet.
I love your videos this is so good
Could you pretty please make a video on cross country boots? What you need when you start out on the lowest levels and what the different models have in terms of pro's and con's? Good designs, things to look for when buying and in terms of fit to your horse?
I'm also wondering, for years now watching Australians on youtube, why do you have cotton sheets under the rugs? And why use hoods and tail-protection, I thought that was to keep them clean for competitions? Never seen anyone use hoods in my country, and tail protection only during travelling, so I'm curious. Especially about the rugs, as we try to never use more than 1 rug to prevent rubbing.
M B Equestrian haha the mysterious white Australian cotton rug & hood sets!
These are basically a thin layer against the horses skin, which are washed & changed every 5 or so days. This ensures they always have a clean layer against their skin, & also keep dirt & hair from getting into their top rug. The horses stay cleaner, they’re protected from bugs/scratches/the weather, their tails grow HEAPS better & don’t sun bleach when in a tail bag. I use the Horseware, & Skye Park cotton sets. They need to fit well, & then they don’t rub. I love them. We think it’s weird that other countries don’t use them hahahahaha!
@@amandarosseventingfit6803 We don't really have the "sun bleaching" problem here in the north... I only use rugs when it's cold or rain... but then the temperatures and climate is different here.
Also, Zarzy (or Sassy) is my favourite of your horses, but now I am in love with Ferg....
i used to lead 4 ponies at a time when i worked in the riding school, they were kept in the same field so got on but it was chaos when one wanted grass and another was dragging you to the field😂😂
Can I ask about the rugs with the mailbags, are they good, as in do they rub, make them to hot in summer, do you use them all year round. I'm in uk so weather bad at times, wet etc so looking to put under winter rug as well as use in the summer x thank you x
Love love love the vlog! Curious as I've just bought one of the cotton "aussie" sheets from horseware and I know all your guys wear them.... when do you(if you) deem it too hot for them? Love watching the vlogs!
Amber Keen good question - lol practically never! Often if it’s too hot for the cotton rugs, the sun then burns their coats if they go nude. Instead I’ll bring them into the stables during the day, & they can he nude under cover instead of nude & outside frying!
loved this!! please do more :)
Ur feed room is beautiful
Your amazing. Can you give me information on the hay barrel? I'm curious if it's something you made or bought.
holly Honey it’s called a Portagrazer. They’re not cheap, but they’re extremely well constructed & virtually bulletproof! Diesel absolutely destroys hay bags, including pawing at them & getting his shoes stuck in them! So I invested in a portagrazer & we haven’t had any problems since!
What do you feed your horses? Love these videos!!
Hahah, as a polo groom my record was 8 at a time, trying to remove them while leaving 4 others in the paddock...... i found 4 friggin giant clydes worse than 8 polo ponies tho 😂
what kind of tails bags do u use ? thank you
Can you do a yard tour
awww :) my name is Zara and my friends and family call me zarzie too xx
Have you clipped this year yet or not bothering because there's no comps?
Lisa James I’m waiting to clip them! They’re usually stabled, but due to the corona restrictions, I haven’t have enough help at home to get all the boxes done, as well as feed, ride, & do all the other things! I’m hoping to clip & stable them ASAP because they’re getting soooooo floooofy!!
Can someone explain why the horses are completly covered by rugs and stuff.
hi there just wondering where in aus are you located?
Have you ever tried Equizen Pro? It’s a phenomenal feed and/or paste supplement we just recently discovered for our anxious or spooky horses, works wonders and i believe it’s legal to compete with in eventing (we use it here in the US). Look in to it if you have time. Total game changer and you just add it to whatever supplements they already get.
Loved this thanks 👍
How much hay does your horses eat in a day?
Eveline Gramsbergen it depends on the horse. Between 1 - 4 biscuits a day?
I like it
Do you have nugit
My dog does that eat the horse food