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Professional Horse Training - Sarah Watson BHSII Behavioural/young horse specialist, always trying, always learning and always fair.
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Fantastic breaking, rehabilitation & training yard from one of East Yorkshires most qualified trainers. Sarah Watson BHSII has years of experience with young & problem horses and is set up in a yard with excellent facilities where she is able to take in horses for training.

Cedric put in another good schooling session this week. He is definitely progressing, his paces are growing and one of t...
21/09/2024

Cedric put in another good schooling session this week. He is definitely progressing, his paces are growing and one of these days he’ll work a bit harder than me!

After some transition work in all paces to find Arthur’s missing enthusiasm, he knuckled down and produced some lovely w...
20/09/2024

After some transition work in all paces to find Arthur’s missing enthusiasm, he knuckled down and produced some lovely work!

The self carraige of Deeb is developing and Charlie is improving in her accuracy through school movements and preparatio...
20/09/2024

The self carraige of Deeb is developing and Charlie is improving in her accuracy through school movements and preparation before transitions with the duo looking great together.

Janice and her new girl, 5 year old cob Lucy.Their first lesson together today and they both did great. Lucy is super ou...
17/09/2024

Janice and her new girl, 5 year old cob Lucy.
Their first lesson together today and they both did great. Lucy is super out hacking but very green in the school so we will take things steady and help build balance, rhythm and confidence.

Harlow had her sensible head on this evening, allowing a more productive session and a welcome return to some jumping ag...
16/09/2024

Harlow had her sensible head on this evening, allowing a more productive session and a welcome return to some jumping again.

Reuben was tired after competing dressage yesterday but that did give his owner, Kath, a chance to get her leg on and en...
16/09/2024

Reuben was tired after competing dressage yesterday but that did give his owner, Kath, a chance to get her leg on and encourage him to open up, as opposed to being on the back foot with him. Some poles helped give Reuben a focus and assisted with opening up his stride whilst staying relaxed.

Anji & Finn getting back into routine after a hectic summer and back in the school again today. Finn was working with us...
16/09/2024

Anji & Finn getting back into routine after a hectic summer and back in the school again today. Finn was working with us and produced some nice, relaxed work.

Out walking with youngsters Copper and Rudi in Keyingham. Both boys behaving exceptionally well given they are 2 and 3 r...
16/09/2024

Out walking with youngsters Copper and Rudi in Keyingham. Both boys behaving exceptionally well given they are 2 and 3 respectively.

What a backdrop for Loki and Farrah in their lesson today! It certainly got the pair thinking and focusing Loki’s attent...
16/09/2024

What a backdrop for Loki and Farrah in their lesson today! It certainly got the pair thinking and focusing Loki’s attention though I don’t blame him for wanting to take in the view.

14/09/2024

Deeb is a sensitive TB mare who can try a little too hard to please and gets a bit carried away with herself!
She needs riding subtly with lots of small adjustments to help her understand the request without feeding her too much information or overdoing the aids. Luckily she has found her rhythm in trot which gives us a reliable base to return to and we are getting close in the canter too.
Good team work and an open line of communication are key for both Deeb from Charlie and Charlie from me.

14/09/2024

Cedric is growing that canter: A combination of confidence, warming up and trusting in his body, trust in me, plus some leadership to persuade him that exercise is more than just ‘hard work’!

14/09/2024

With Storm trying out the bitless bridle, he was much more relaxed and more forgiving as he and Nigel further get to know each other.

14/09/2024

A happier more settled Sienna is returning to her former self.

14/09/2024

A bit of fun for Katie and Gem at the end of their lesson yesterday. Lots of build up and prep to give them the best chance of holding canter through the bending poles.

Lynn and Harri enjoying their ride out yesterday. Both completely relaxed throughout.
14/09/2024

Lynn and Harri enjoying their ride out yesterday. Both completely relaxed throughout.

14/09/2024

Ada Mae plodding away, relaxed and happy on her ride out yesterday.

Mo is much softer full stop but the canter has recently made a further step forward. This has been a long and patient jo...
14/09/2024

Mo is much softer full stop but the canter has recently made a further step forward. This has been a long and patient journey for owner Sam and her hard work and dedication are certainly paying off.

11/09/2024

Oden dropping into the woods after the sun had made an appearance.

11/09/2024

1 ride with many different seasons today on Oden around Skidby bridlepath.
Hail, rain, wind, glorious sunshine, enormous amounts of heavy traffic, temporary traffic lights, main road crossings, stubble, grass canters and banks to drop down or climb and a complete superstar he was too 🥰.

11/09/2024

Romy enjoying the round route towards Lockington from South Dalton today on his solo hack.

11/09/2024

Little Jim on his best behaviour yesterday, relaxing into his trot work.

10/09/2024

Stubble field heaven tonight for Seren and I.

10/09/2024

Canter was so much stronger today with Justa, showing more of a clear rhythm even with me sat. Upwards transitions into canter were also drastically improved, helped along by some shoulder in immediately pop prior to asking.

Lots of tests today out driving for Gitane but she passed them all.
10/09/2024

Lots of tests today out driving for Gitane but she passed them all.

10/09/2024

Working on lengthening Oden’s frame in the canter last week.

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Deeb is a sensitive TB mare who can try a little too hard to please and gets a bit carried away with herself! She needs riding subtly with lots of small adjustments to help her understand the request without feeding her too much information or overdoing the aids. Luckily she has found her rhythm in trot which gives us a reliable base to return to and we are getting close in the canter too. Good team work and an open line of communication are key for both Deeb from Charlie and Charlie from me.

Cedric is growing that canter: A combination of confidence, warming up and trusting in his body, trust in me, plus some leadership to persuade him that exercise is more than just ‘hard work’!

With Storm trying out the bitless bridle, he was much more relaxed and more forgiving as he and Nigel further get to know each other.

A happier more settled Sienna is returning to her former self.

A bit of fun for Katie and Gem at the end of their lesson yesterday. Lots of build up and prep to give them the best chance of holding canter through the bending poles.

Ada Mae plodding away, relaxed and happy on her ride out yesterday.

Oden dropping into the woods after the sun had made an appearance.

1 ride with many different seasons today on Oden around Skidby bridlepath. Hail, rain, wind, glorious sunshine, enormous amounts of heavy traffic, temporary traffic lights, main road crossings, stubble, grass canters and banks to drop down or climb and a complete superstar he was too 🥰.

Romy enjoying the round route towards Lockington from South Dalton today on his solo hack.

Little Jim on his best behaviour yesterday, relaxing into his trot work.

Stubble field heaven tonight for Seren and I.

Canter was so much stronger today with Justa, showing more of a clear rhythm even with me sat. Upwards transitions into canter were also drastically improved, helped along by some shoulder in immediately pop prior to asking.

Working on lengthening Oden’s frame in the canter last week.

Harley was relaxed for his schooling session yesterday. He is generally a lot happier and less reactive with all his former behavioural issues a distant memory. He still has weaknesses physically and we are working continually to build strength in the right way alongside his vet and physio appointments, in order to keep Harley comfortable, happy and under saddle.

A nice snort, I mean walk, around Great Hatfield with Velvet this morning to kick the week off!

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