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Professional Horse Training - Sarah Watson BHSII Behavioural/young horse specialist, always trying, always learning and always fair.

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.

18/02/2025

Teddy was on excellent form today as we upped the number of poles she had to work through, she took it all in her stride and offered some lovely canter work today too.

Lucy stepping out nicely with Janice today in their flatwork lesson.
18/02/2025

Lucy stepping out nicely with Janice today in their flatwork lesson.

18/02/2025

Anji & Finn getting to grips with the infinity cone exercise yesterday. Direction and suppleness improved with practice which was the aim of the game.

It’s not warm but finally, a glimmer of hope that’s not just a grey sky!
17/02/2025

It’s not warm but finally, a glimmer of hope that’s not just a grey sky!

15/02/2025

Reuben was distracted today but didn’t become overwhelmed as he often does.
We managed to work on some of his nerves and made progress with the flag, clappers and his nemesis …… being sprayed with the fly spray bottle!

Romy hits the roads this morning from Ulrome, around Skipsea and home again. He was a superstar, coping wonderfully with...
15/02/2025

Romy hits the roads this morning from Ulrome, around Skipsea and home again. He was a superstar, coping wonderfully with the high volume of traffic, big and small.

Katie and Gemma in their lesson yesterday evening (no floodlights required 😃). They were working on accuracy and Katie’s...
15/02/2025

Katie and Gemma in their lesson yesterday evening (no floodlights required 😃).
They were working on accuracy and Katie’s forward planning to prepare Gemma properly for each movement or transition.

15/02/2025

Zazu getting stronger and travelling forward with more purpose post canter yesterday, as he starts to get to grips with this schooling malarkey.

Lots for Gitane to deal with today but was her best drive to date, she was super calm and very obedient when asked to st...
12/02/2025

Lots for Gitane to deal with today but was her best drive to date, she was super calm and very obedient when asked to stand for a long time whilst horses approached us.

Rosie & Teddy working really hard today and that hard work is beginning to show dividends.
11/02/2025

Rosie & Teddy working really hard today and that hard work is beginning to show dividends.

11/02/2025

Finn now on his very best form and completely mastering stepping towards me with ease, the exercise used to teach a horse to present themselves to the mounting block.

It doesn’t always go to plan and as with any method of training, it is sometimes important to acknowledge the not so goo...
11/02/2025

It doesn’t always go to plan and as with any method of training, it is sometimes important to acknowledge the not so good bits, alongside the achievements.
No training is linear, there will always be ups and downs, sometimes this can be in a single session, sometimes throughout the week or even across a year of training.
Finn showed us both his best and worse side yesterday (the latter very briefly but was caught on camera)! He opted to try and clear off, which is his party trick, and was very cross when I thwarted his plan, resulting in a bit of a paddy!

The next video is just a few minutes later, with him nailing a brand new exercise for him. Reminding us to stick with the process, acknowledge the mistakes and take away the positives.

11/02/2025

Teaser was terrified of the flag but over the past week has learnt to approach the flag and that this brings reward. Notice his posture - on a windy day with the flag flapping - he spends the significant portion of this video with his head low and body relaxed.

Morgan & Belle enjoying a lovely ride around Kiplingcotes yesterday afternoon.
11/02/2025

Morgan & Belle enjoying a lovely ride around Kiplingcotes yesterday afternoon.

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Teddy was on excellent form today as we upped the number of poles she had to work through, she took it all in her stride and offered some lovely canter work today too.

Anji & Finn getting to grips with the infinity cone exercise yesterday. Direction and suppleness improved with practice which was the aim of the game.

Reuben was distracted today but didn’t become overwhelmed as he often does. We managed to work on some of his nerves and made progress with the flag, clappers and his nemesis …… being sprayed with the fly spray bottle!

Zazu getting stronger and travelling forward with more purpose post canter yesterday, as he starts to get to grips with this schooling malarkey.

Finn now on his very best form and completely mastering stepping towards me with ease, the exercise used to teach a horse to present themselves to the mounting block.

Teaser was terrified of the flag but over the past week has learnt to approach the flag and that this brings reward. Notice his posture - on a windy day with the flag flapping - he spends the significant portion of this video with his head low and body relaxed.

Setting off on the 2nd line. So far so good with Harley!

A very very big day for Harley today as we headed out with the Highmoor Bloodhounds. At times we didn’t think physically or mentally he would ever get to this point but he behaved impeccably today, showing just how far he has come over the past year. We didn’t stay out long as he got tired mid way through the second line so I opted to head home rather than risk an injury, but couldn’t be prouder of him for how he managed himself today.

The props are being gathered ahead of our in hand desensitisation clinic on the 22nd February at Beverley Polo Club. Limited spaces still available at £20 per horse. ***2pm now full, spaces only at 3pm*** Please DM me to reserve your spot 😃.

Zazu still not quite strong enough to collect his canter but I was able to sit a little to the left and almost accomplished a circle!

Zazu is improving with every ride. He is carrying himself better and he is able to comfortably bear more weight behind, meaning he is misstepping very little now. His trot is also beginning to open up.

Some lovely canter work with Deeb yesterday as her confidence returns. Super relaxed and trying her absolute best.

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