Jareta Castizo. Monday morning work. He is backed and in work now, but Monday's are rhythm and looseness days.
The mare herd heading for the hay stubble
Escapees in the orchard!!
In the orchard is a wildlife camera focused on a hole in the hedge where many wild animals pop in and out. But, look what we caught on it!!! Watch to the end. Naughty girls!
Jareta Angelita (Lola) 3 year old. Escalera stallion Zagal XXII out of Perla LXI
Heading to the grass
The easy way to move some horses. A shire, a mini shire lookalike, two TBs, one pony and a Spanish horse! Correct order, TB, Shire, Mini shire, Spanish, Pony and the TB that nearly got left behind!
Galloping
Fillies. Two two years olds and a three year old. The more they gallop, the less there is to eat!!
Bella's first jump - ever!
Bella's first ever jump. So proud of her get up and go attitude. This horse is the ultimate all rounder!
Jareta Valiente
Jareta Valiente. For sale. 4 years old this year. Still maturing. Recently gelded. Full brother to multi champion mare Jareta Reinera. Lunged but not backed yet. Showing good potential in movement. Also see: www.jareta.co.uk
Here is Lizzie enjoying some down time with Jareta Valiente and gang. As you can see, Valiente is rather enjoying life as a gelding and loves human companionship just as much as horse!
Jareta Angelita day 3
In our previous many years experience, when you turn a mare out with her new foal for the first time, the mare gallops off with the foal desperately trying to keep up and glued to her side. Then, usually, comes the bit I dread. For example: mare galloping with foal on left side, mare turns abruptly left! Sometimes the foal gets knocked over, but they always learn a valuable lesson in reading the body language of other horses. Not so Jareta Angelita. Oh no. From the first moment she has run off without her mother, with poor Perla playing catch up and trying to steer her with her nose - if she can reach her!