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Hartpury – the Agricultural and Equine place to be
we were lucky enough to be invited to Hartpury recently to watch Rebecca represent Great Britain in the dressage – absolutely amazing riding, spectacular, so beautiful and elegant to watch.
We spent quite a while watching the less abled riders starting their journey to Dressage fame in the indoor arenas and I was inspired, really moved. Literally marvellous dedication and determination, we met several riders in wheelchairs before they rode and the lump in my throat in admiration for them was there all day. It was definitely not just the dust in my eyes from the raking of the arena!
But – that is a very big horse you have there Geoffrey!
Lull before the storm at Kensmyth
In life there are many sayings and the one I favour is “count your blessings” which was my Grandmothers favourite. Sometimes people make it very difficult to do this and it causes immense stress.
As we approach another whirlwind of stressful times ahead – literally with the weather, sometimes it is time to get “off the treadmill” and take a break to look at the beauty around you…
and before you ask – NO she does not go on the treadmill, she just likes lying on it occasionally!
Hare raising at Kensmyth, Clay Meadow, Cirencester
unusual visitors at Kensmyth
and visitors
Visitors and Visitors and Visitors at Kensmyth
Lister Wilder at Kensmyth
CHAT er box at Kensmyth – no? seriously?
some girls will, some girls wont, some girls need a lot of loving…
and some girls don’t! – we all remember the song but mating at Kensmyth always brings tears of laughter to most of our eyes –
even if it is usually dawn or dusk…
indoors…
or outdoors
some need reassurance…
and some just don’t care…
as you will see – we have tried to “break out of the mold” this year with a few daring choices of matings.