June has proved to be a busier one than last!
At the beginning of the month I finally managed to find a quality pony to sell, a 14hh 5yo red leopard spot mare. She is very impressive and was reserved within 1 week by recommendation from a previous client, but frustratingly turned out to be a time waster! Dont we all hate those...so back on the market now and hopefully the right person will come along soon.
On a brighter note it gives me more time to bring on and 'play' with the new one! Her name is Lady Indiana G.R, and she certainly looks like one to watch. If anyone would like any more info on her, please feel free to contact me.
This month also brought about the final training sessions in preperation for my BHS Stage 2 exam. I have just taken the exam, am nervously awaiting results which could take up to 2 weeks to arrive! So will be in agony for a bit until they do, but fingers crossed for me that all went well!
My new youngster, Honeypot Sweet Pea, is now broken and riding on well. She is showing excellent trot work and has done her first ride around the farm. Very pleased with her and she looks to be everything I hoped she would be- so far so good! Planning a couple of in hand shows for her in July, very excited about her prospects. Heading for in hand coloured/youngstock/sport horse classes and Im confident she will do well if she manages to behave herself long enough to show the judges what she has!
Now that my BHS training evenings are over it means I can finally get Penny out and about again, who at the moment seems to be getting itchy feet at not going out as often as she is used too. Have a couple of evening classes planned for her next month at least, possibly some WH too . She is looking fit and on song at the moment so hope results should be good.
Planning permition for our new yard is slowly moving along, so nice to see something happening towards 'the real thing'. Touch wood it all goes through ok, we should be looking at a shiny new yard in 2011! Exciting stuff.
