Hi Everyone and welcome to February’s newsletter. Gizmo thought he would have his pic in the newsletter this month as he was very pleased to be the pony with the “most gifts under the tree” for Xmas! Gizmo continues to do well and is comfy on the foot that he fractured but getting him turned […]

Happy New Year everyone! We can hardly believe it’s January already but here we are – we hope everyone had a great Xmas and New Year – the horses and ponies (and staff) enjoyed some well-deserved down time over the festivities whilst we ran on our skeleton lesson rota. The pic is Gizmo who officially […]

Yes, we felt we had to stick a Santa on the December newsletter…… so here goes with a Christmassy newsletter! XMAS GIFTS! So obviously we have to start with the most important item – the horses and ponies Christmas treats J (Freddie made sure we wrote this part first!) As per normal, our Xmas trees […]

Hi everyone and welcome to November’s newsletter! We thought it might be nice to have “Lord Harris” picture on this month’s newsletter. Harris is the Highland pony that we rehomed after his owner sadly died and initially, we thought Harris would just be retiring as he had struggled with staying sound due to laminitis. However, […]

Hi everyone and welcome to the October newsletter – we are a bit late with the October one as we wanted to get assessments all done and completed before writing it so that we could provide some general feedback in this newsletter. ASSESSMENT FEEDBACK So, we assessed every junior lesson and every adult lesson that […]

Hi everyone and welcome to the September newsletter! We thought a nice pic of Hamish would be appreciated – just because Hamish makes everyone happy ☺  CONGRATULATIONS MARTIN AND KIRSTY!  Firstly, a lovely update in that Martin and his wife Kirsty welcomed a baby boy in the middle of August – he’s called Myles and […]

We’re starting with a big fat “well done” this month to our staff members, Freya and Ali who both passed assessments in July. Ali sat and passed her BHS Stage 1 (ride and care) – whilst BHS qualifications are not a requirement for Ali’s role (she has a business degree), we thought it would be […]

Hi everyone and welcome to the July newsletter! The picture is of our haylage crop, which we took off the fields at the end of June which may explain why Sally looks a little bit stressed in the last week or so of June. We make around 800 large bales of haylage each year – […]