SOLEQUINE (Equine solutions)

04/12/2025

Stunning Kracker being a super boy!
This boy is looking for a new post code.
Will do anything for the right rider. He has 3 great paces, an outstanding canter.
Beautiful dressage and an honest jump, be great all rounder. Good to hack out, prefers company.
Has a very good brain, not scared of much, just likes to be busy.
Pm me if interested.

Thanks to
Jethro Askew
JM Photography

01/12/2025

Kracker at Parahaki Pony Club adult ribbon day.
He found the morning a bit much and but managed to settled, the afternoon he had settled right in and was such a good boy!!

Thanks to for doing such an awesome job riding him.

The general consensus about this lovely boy is, he would be an amazing dressage horse and show hunter. Really in my eye that's what is needed to have an excellent all rounder.

He has beautiful lateral work installed and has and outstanding canter with a super rhythm, and has super self carrage♡♡♡

28/11/2025

Yup

28/11/2025

Kracker cam, we are trying to do some schooling and the free-range range f@ just want to be involved, at one point Toa was trying to chase me and Kracker.

It was as so good to have the lovely Emma come and have a ride with me today.
She rode Mr T and then we did a pony swap, she absolutely LOVED Kracker!

24/11/2025

Playing with the lovely Marsha.
Preparing her for the world.
I am wanting to tap into curiosity, rather then create fear.
She is going to be a lovely horse, she has the brain of her clydie side, and the responsiveness of her appy side, this girl does not lack a forward button.
She will be super cool to ride!

23/11/2025

Had so much fun taking Kracker to Working Equitation today. He is a very fun ride!

Love riding this boy!!
He did well with lots of new horses and new obstacles to look at.
We have to remind ourselves that even if we practice at home and the horse is all good, new obstacles in their mind are a completely different thing, so take you time, they will calm down and settle.

21/11/2025

Come on a wee adventure with Mr T and I.
Please appreciate I am holding a gopro camera handle reins and a whip lol, and jumping as well 😅

21/11/2025

Kracker cam ♡

20/11/2025

This is why I feed the calci hoiho supplement from Holistic Hōiho kikuyu grass is one of the grasses the can cause calcium deficiency..

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20/11/2025

Timatanga is feeling back on track again after a visit from .

He did a bit of inhand lunge work, then I had a wee ride after he felt very forward and a lot happier. Which makes me feel so much better!

It's definitely a journey we are on. This journey is not just about the inhand work to help his body. it's about making sure everything is working better for him.

His feet have improved out of sight!!
Playing around ba****ck and saddled. I did all his riding ba****ck to start, unti I felt he had enough muscle over his back before I put a saddle on. Trying bitless and finding out at this stage of his rehab a bit is better until he is stronger and doesn't need my help so much.

Started off doing very short rides just walking, to now, being able to ride a bit longer, and we are even trotting not for long, but we are trotting!!

Mainly, I am here trying to understand an animal I can't talk to, to figure if and when I CAN take that next step, if I am doing the right things at the right time,it is a very humbling experience!

Steps forward are being made, slowly but surely ♡♡

20/11/2025

Jethro wanted to try Kracker out jumping, so I took him down the road to a local arena. Mine gets very slippery after some rain.

From start to finish, Kracker didn't put a foot wrong. He loaded and floated like a dream and behaved at a new arena like he'd been there a million times!

All the work he has done over the years really has helped him to accept and not be fased by scary jumps or fillers. He has done jump schooling, but today was up another level for him.
Beautifully and kindly riden by ♡