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So sorry for your loss 😢 Hope Theo's injury isn't anything nasty, he went through the grid really nicely! Poor George, hope he's better soon xx

That saddlepad is gorgeous!! I love the design

Helllooo love your vids TRI equestrian is brilliant I for my ponies saddle from there will you be at sand storm equestrian this year ?????❤❤❤❤

Congrats!! Enjoy it!!

I posted a winter equestrian vlog bc u inspired me!🧡

🙏🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🥰🦋🌺

I have the Sprenger Bow Balance onces, stirrups. The best thing ever to be honest and I have also fell off with them and my foot never got caught.I have arthritis and my knees and ankles has been bothering me when riding. But not with the Sprenger stirrups... What a lovely store! And lovely haul!

Wow! This video makes me want to go shopping! Lol you got a lot of really good stuff.

OMG fleece headcollars!! And a discount code??? Yasss!!! go raibh maith agat!

My stirrups are very, very old too. No safety features also but they do flex. The problem is that they are very heavy and I'm thinking of replacing them because of that. Thanks for taking us along with you.

Great hay net tip. I'll have to try it. When my horse gets hay, he gets a slow feeder hay net because he's a bit greedy. My pony gets loose hay because he's thirty two. Looking forward to watching the next Vlogmas video.

Ah now, dry toast, flat 7-Up, and Sudocrem are cure-alls 😂😂😂😂

Love the yard my idea yard everything under one roof. And cooper and frankie are growing and looking so well.

I'm at the right channel!! Dido on the not "fancy" barn (USA) lots of projects in the waiting!!! I'm guessing you own the farm, what the history on the property? How long have you been there? What city's are you close too? Love the new arena!! Do tell about the 2 Connemara's!!

Thanks for the yard tour. Nice stable block.

Beautiful and functional ❤

Love the yard tour!

Fabulous facility! 💖

I love your yard to

Love that saddle pad!! Theo went really well, stop being so hard on yourself!

There's nothing wrong with being cautious.

Lovely to see ye and your horses❤🎉❤🎉

"I'VE NEVER SEN THOSE DONKEYS BEFORE IN MY LIFE, THIS IS THE MOST TERRIFYING THING EVER!!!!" Says George for the tenth time 😂 You wont know yourself with the school to ride in over the winter!

Horse care is repetitive. I hate cleaning but I love clean stuff plus the satisfaction of getting it done. Hacking is far too exciting.

Love these videos xx

Wow that looks amazing and looking forward to watching you ride in it

You should have it made an all weather one covered in with a roof and walls

I'm so happy for you. Your own arena is going to be so helpful.

I am so jealous, it looks fantastic, and a really good size!! Congrats, all the hardships saving were worth it!! 🎉

Looks amazing, so happy for you!!

It's beautiful the best of luck with it and your right don't let anyone sh.. on your parade❤❤❤❤❤

I just had a xc lesson & im not a fan of coffins either so my coach noticed im looking down at it & he also pointed out that ours heads are heavy, so make sure to look past the coffin. It really helped us. I couldn't tell if you were looking down at it.

WOW! You got so much nice stuff. I really hope to go to a horse show in UK sometime, you guys seem to have the best ones.

Thanks so much for taking us along with you to the Dublin Show. This Australian knew that Dublin Show is big and massively important but the numbers of spectators was a surprise. A pleasant surprise.

It was nice to see the Anglesea Stand in your vlog, they are knocking it now and building a new stand. I'll miss the old one!

It was soooo good

R u from Cork bc u have a Cork accent ❤ I'm from Cork, I ride at hitchmoes in shanbally ❤

I did enjoy!! I grew up going to the Dub. show each year in the "70 & "80's before I moved to the US, so to watching this brings back great memories!! Loved the shop spree too!!

Thank you for sharing your time at Dublin show . It's so good to see what you all get up to in your spear time . Take care and all the best. 😊😊😊👍👍

Really enjoyed watching and seeing Dublin horse show and love all your buys the saddle pad is my favourite piece. Is Dublin horse show Irelands version of the horse of the year show or hickstead would you say

The only thin stopping me is my language, I am from belgium and I am pretty good at english, as I want to talk english bc its the most populair language, but idk

He is lovely. You are doing great!

He’s so classy. You should be stoked with that session! He just doubts himself and you sometimes and put the stop in, it shows he is a quick learner that he goes over fine the second time, id not over think it or worry to much about it and mileage will make him bolder, maybe some hunting in the winter 😅 you going to be a killer team next season 👌🏽 you’ve done a great job with him 💫

Well done for the ditch, you dealt with that so well! With regards to the stop at the straight-forward fence, horses can be very tricky to understand, they are all individuals and find different things scary for different reasons. I love the way you deal with it, you could easily chase him over it and force him to jump it but instead, you let him stop and have a look so that he can jump it confidently the next time. This is huge for building a great relationship where he can really trust you. I'm sure he will become more and more confident and start jumping anything you point him at because he knows you aren't going to force him or make him jump anything he's not capable of! Thank you for being such a great example of how to gently build up a horse's confidence! Also, your hands are great! Just being aware of the occasional slight pull in the mouth is amazing, keep doing what you're doing!

I don’t know if we should count that as falling off. He was basically standing when you came off. I’m calling that a sloppy dismount.

Dont be overthinking your doing great just breath and enjoy❤❤❤❤❤

My station wagon (estate car) has done 670,000km. I enjoyed the schooling session. Edited to add a suggestion for coffins. A coffin is a fence, ditch, fence. Basically it's a triple combination with a ditch as the middle fence. I suggest first being comfortable with the individual fences and then as you feel more comfortable, slowly start stringing them together as a combination. It'll be easier to do this if the individual fences are as small as possible. Small fences will also help with the fear factor. Cheers from Australia 🌏🦘.

God knows we’ve all been there before! We can totally relate to that feeling. Again love the honesty and showing the good, the bad and ugly! You’re doing great sending lots of support your way. Just remember: we love them, we love them, we love them 😂😂

OMG CUTEEEEE GEORGE ❤

That was great, so interesting ❤