This morning six of our young volunteer helpers arrived and made short work of the morning pooh-pick in Little Mead. After a thorough grooming we used Marmite & Felix to give the girls a lesson in harnessing up and putting to. This was followed up with a driving lesson as a change from riding, each taking the reins for a short session through the woods and up the field. Back in the yard horses are rubbed down, turned out and all the harness cleaned.
A personal glimpse of daily life at the Ash Tree Stables at Holton Lee (the home of the East Holton Driving Centre) near Poole in Dorset, a carriage driving centre for disabled adults. Written contributions from other helpers or disabled carriage drivers about their impressions or experiences very welcome. Just email me: jon.colvile at gmail.com Left click on an image to enlarge.
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Saturday, June 16, 2007
Swallow Spring Watch Update
This morning six of our young volunteer helpers arrived and made short work of the morning pooh-pick in Little Mead. After a thorough grooming we used Marmite & Felix to give the girls a lesson in harnessing up and putting to. This was followed up with a driving lesson as a change from riding, each taking the reins for a short session through the woods and up the field. Back in the yard horses are rubbed down, turned out and all the harness cleaned.
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