Over the last few days I’ve been reflecting a lot on why I do what I do and I guess it all goes back to my youth.
Back in the day, “when I were a lad”, I was absolutely hopeless at sport. Sport, in those days, basically meant a quick game of football in the primary school playground, using our jumpers for goalposts.
It was a not a game at which I excelled, something that was quickly noted by my classmates.
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One of my early teachers proposed a stunningly simple set of guidelines for riding horses;
Rule 1 – don’t annoy your horse
Well, we made it!
Jo, Katy the cat and I have now completed our long awaited house move to Taunton in Somerset.
Partly through necessity (due to the ongoing after effects of our near-fatal car crash) and partly because we both felt it was time to move on to the next chapter of our lives, we closed the doors of The Holistic Equitation Centre at Preston Capes for the last time at the end of February 2021, after 11.5 fantastic (but also very full-on!) years running our own riding school.