Or will happily jump horses onto roads out hunting.Anyone that uses a running gag bit is in no position to talk about neglected horses imo
Or will happily jump horses onto roads out hunting.Anyone that uses a running gag bit is in no position to talk about neglected horses imo
Yes it wasIs Affie the same horse she was riding when she did that beach ride/stay away with Meg? When they did the photoshoot?
I'm finding this quite interesting.... I really liked Georgie and I started to notice a few things and was thinking....Hmmm... All that has been mentioned I also agree with but what got me is how fast she's gotten the mare who's had a foal to work. Well maybe not the length of time but I thought the workload very quickly progressed from what I would imagine it should have. I've never worked with a mare who's just come out of "maternity leave" so maybe I'm talking out of turn but things seemed to move very quickly and I just thought, that's a bit crappy. Every horse is also "the one" but they are sold shortly after. Weird.Or will happily jump horses onto roads out hunting.
I mean who doesn’t have a naughty foalYes it was
Megs reel : Mentioned she’s got a naughty homebred foal in the week and in the same week as Winnie decked her…. I wonder what Winnie did? Any ideas?
Sounds like she’s having trouble with her foal, I would have thought as they have bred a few they would be experienced in foal handing??
Middle aisle here I come!In preperation for all the equilight ads we have coming our wayI’ll admit they do look nice but far to nice for yard work so an aldi one will do.
Ettie is just proving to be a bit sassy, same with so many foals really. Winnie got a bit excited doing pole worked and had a little bronc.Yes it was
Megs reel : Mentioned she’s got a naughty homebred foal in the week and in the same week as Winnie decked her…. I wonder what Winnie did? Any ideas?
Sounds like she’s having trouble with her foal, I would have thought as they have bred a few they would be experienced in foal handing??
Georgie isn't half as nice to her horses as she wants people to believe. During a convo I had with her she admitted to using learned helplessness to handle her foal, as she wants it "quiet enough that a child can lead it." She told me she'd pulled it over backwards more than once, smothers it so it has to accept what she's doing and just "keeps grabbing" when she doesn't like something.
Yes, the cob thing, and making out it's tiny. It's a smaller sized horse as in it's not 16.3/3 but it's not small and not a cob. She makes out it's about 14.2/15hh proper cob. Like you say disingenuous. I've seen a few eye rolls from people about this.Yes I thought exactly the same about the mare too. Already back in and on the gallops.
Plus 100% everyone horse is the one, the best horse in the world, how she's improved a lost cause and made it so so wonderful because she does twenty minutes long reining.... Then sells its for £12000. That grey horse she had was so so backwards and green and she had the balls to take it novice team chasing so suddenly it was worth 5 figures .... The footage of it doing a very green and wobbley dressage test was frankly embarrassing for the money she was asking.
Plus her chestnut is not a cob. She keeps calling him a cob and it is not. 🫣🫣
Disingenuous and false.
And this is horrendous. How incredibly sad.
Jesus this is awful!!!Georgie isn't half as nice to her horses as she wants people to believe. During a convo I had with her she admitted to using learned helplessness to handle her foal, as she wants it "quiet enough that a child can lead it." She told me she'd pulled it over backwards more than once, smothers it so it has to accept what she's doing and just "keeps grabbing" when she doesn't like something.
She Sounds like she needs a therapistGeorgie isn't half as nice to her horses as she wants people to believe. During a convo I had with her she admitted to using learned helplessness to handle her foal, as she wants it "quiet enough that a child can lead it." She told me she'd pulled it over backwards more than once, smothers it so it has to accept what she's doing and just "keeps grabbing" when she doesn't like something.
I think he's pretty much used as a happy hacker by her grandma now. Think she broke his confidence and then moved straight on to the next horse.Cissy I remember that one now didnt she take him take him on saying he was broken & sore & she was going to fix him jumped him over 2 logs & then took him team chasing which ended in complete disaster. Didnt thr headcam footage show him pretty much bolting in fear/confusion. Where is he now? Didnt here anything else about him being fixed after that did we?
This isn't me saying people who hunt can't ride by the way! I just meant the stereotypical old school pure hunter.I agree about Georgie too. Don't get me wrong, she's bold as brass and I'd love to have her balls. I enjoyed her journey with Norman the big grey to begin with when she hacked, long reined him and popped him over his first few jumps at home. However I did think she rushed the jumping aspect and definitely took a risk with his confidence by taking him team chasing so soon. Hunting to get him more forward thinking would have been better. But I stopped watching her after she totally destroyed Cissy's confidence by taking him team chasing when he was still so green out jumping. Overall I think her flatwork isn't great and her showjumping not pretty. She definitely has the typical 'hunter position'. Secure has hell seat and lower leg, but lacking much grace and correct use of the aids.