Longmarsh Track Livery

Louie update. Hes been at my friend Emma's, Emma runs ESP Equine . She is a registered chiropractor and has her own water treadmill. He has been doing so so well. Here is a video of him day 1 . Will post a second video of a week later He will be there for 4 weeks.

Lovely new boy Denzel finding a new way to eat hay 🤣

Sometimes intros just don't go like I think they will 🤣🤦‍♂️. This one never even got off the starting line 🤣

Louie and willow both here for ligament and soft tissue rehab. Louie arrived in April and has been seen recently by our vet and signed off as good on his feet now.🥰 Willow has only just started her journey and is having a boot free day today. Both of them you can see having to use their proprioception skills to navigate the rocks at the top track. It's a very useful skill they are developing that often paddock kept horses lose. It helps them chose good safe footing by watching where they are walking and being aware of each step. We give plenty of ground touching time for their feet to help the stimulation. But if they get too sore they have boots to rest in.

Little Mike and Ollie 💓 I wonder if they know the same little people love them both 🥰

Mound

Something I love about having electric fencing is I have the ability to cut gaps in the fence when I have a new idea💡 😍. This mound was always something I wanted to add. And they LOVE it . I've tried to capture how they have made their own paths through all the soil piles. We put loose hay up here sometimes and it's great to watch their backs bending and stretching going up and down. We will probably move its location , but when we do we will then put wooden posts in and finish off the outer fence. 💕💓.

Cici slo mo

Trying out the slow mo function as not used it before and managed to catch a beautiful butterfly at the end 🥰💓 Think I need more practice on the camera though 🤣

Benny

First morning after shoes off. Boots taken off to air and let feet touch the ground for a few hours. 😍🙏