School Horse Species

So true :-D!!

Finally my laptop works

Finally, my laptop works. So now I can write on my blog again!
There hasn't happend much since last time I wrote. The worm test showed that Giga had worms and sand in her stomach. So she got something preventative against sand colic, it's called Psyllium husk. She hates the taste of it and in "protest" she kicks to her feed bucket.

She also really dislikes the dewormed cream, fortunately I got some help of Gregg. I've never seen her so wild before. Odd that she freaked out so much.

I have trained a lot of ground work with her. She is somewhat rough at the moment. And I don't have the strength to ride her especially not when she's in this mood at the moment. I'm sick again...

Giga looks at the balloons in the indoor arena.

GOOD NEWS

The girl who just has moved her Irish Cob to the farm is going to move her horse again soon. I've gone and wondered about it. So today when I was out on the farm, she was there too. We rode both on the outdoor arena. We fell suddenly into a conversation. Where she talked more about why she had to move her horse. She had gotten her own horses place where she could rent some fields in someting called, Herlev, a town located 15 minutes from me. The only thing she lacked was some horses that could go with her horse​​. And then I thought VICTOR! It will only cost 500 kr, and it is nothing, especially if I find a nice girl who'll pay to ride Victor a few days of the week. I hope I can do it. If it is profitable, then I'll move him already about 1.5 months. My good god I'm so happy now! I miss my big boy so much! :-)

Follow-up

Here's a little follow-up to the last few days. As I said, my laptop has gone completely black. It is virtually dead.

Well, I think I'll start with Saturday. Saturday was super foggy day but there was still a strange bright light, so I got a little headache of the really bright light. I think it has something to do with that I can see aura, which makes it difficult for me seeing when there's a sharp white light. But it didn't stop me from riding Giga. I put a trail course up and another girl joined us. Giga behaved exemplary. When we were finished with the training Giga didn't want to go, she was just standing still on the outdoor arena. Which is quite atypical, so I interpret it as she had fun :-D

On my way home.

Sunday was the great "dung day". As in; all of us should gather dung samples of the horses, they were checked for worms. It was great weather, I think it was around 18-19 degrees. I rode into the forest with two good friends. We just had a really fun trip. We joked a lot with that Giga was more Arabian than their two real Arabian horses. Giga was very temperamental and the other two behaved like two old cold blooded horses.
We rode into the forest because Giga rarely shits when I ride her, so we were hoping for a walk in the woods would "start" her stomach. The most ridiculous thing was that just when we reached the forest Giga started sheathing, so typical, then began the other horses too. So we had to take our bags, fill them with crap and then hide them in the woods. We didn't want to ride back because the weather was so nice. In the end we rode for about two hours. It was just a really lovely day.

Monday and Tuesday I spent much time on brushing Giga and cuddling her. She needed it. Just getting a lot of attention without having to perform. She became very well groomed. Then I let her get some of the first fresh grass this year. And all the other horses got so jealous, they stood on the other side of the fence and drooled. Poor horses :-)

Poor horses xD

Broken laptop!!

My laptop is broken. So I first get an opportunity to blog tomorrow. I have to borrow my boyfriend's computer. I apologize. However, I have much to tell about.

Did you know?

Did you know, that garlic can help against mosquito bites in the summer? Mix a little garlic into the food, then when the horse sweats it smells different (garlic odor) which dose that the mosquitoes and many other fly species will not take a bite of your horse. They don't like the smell or taste of garlic.

Another good day with Giga

Another good day with Giga. I made another western trail course. And as always Giga enjoyed it. She thinks it's really funny at the moment. Which only pleases me. I only rod her for 30 minutes today. I'm trying not to push her ​​too much. I could see she took a little distance from me in the paddock, which is often a hint to I train her ​​a little too hard. So now it's just about making it really fun and not too hard for her.

I don't want to push her too hard, it can destroy a lot, especially her relationship to me. She's a horse who loves to work but she can't stop. She can easily be ridden for a long time without the rider feeling that she's tired but it often takes hard mentally on her. She's a horse who thinks a lot during training and that's a super good thing but I just have to remember to balance my training with care. Good I have such an honest horse. I can quickly read if she's "over worked".