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Author of 4 books, including an Amazon bestseller in Horse Care, and 2 DVDs, Chartered Physiotherapist, Equine Behaviourist and BHS Accredited Professional BHSAI, Sue is passionate about helping owners to unlock their horse's potential.

Wednesday, 12 October 2016

5 things to love about autumn riding...


The nights are drawing in and the days are getting shorter, but it's not all doom and gloom, here are our 5 favourite things about horses in the autumn...

1: No more flies! This, alone, is cause for celebration! Lovely crisp air with not a fly in sight, nor wasp, nor hornet, nor horsefly!

2: Clipping. Well, maybe not the actual clipping, (though we will bring you some handy hits for clipping soon!) but clipped horses look just like girls coming out of the hairdressers - all shiny and happy!

3: Beautiful autumn hacks. The colours at autumn are just so stunning, and we often have perfect weather in the autumn, usually better riding weather than the heat of the summer.

4: Mucking out. I know some people hate it, but there are few things in the world more satisfying than a freshly mucked out bed all ready for coming in time.

5: Training and thinking time. The summer is usually spent in a frantic twirl of competitions, long hacks, family holidays, children, more competitions. It is so nice in Autumn to take a breather and look back at where you have come from and think about aims for the coming year. It is a chance to reflect, to catch up on some reading, and learn some new tips to make next year even better!

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