… He IS the Power Ball. ✨ Too funny not to share here 🤣 OMG that face 😭😂 Fully blown alter ego activated - releasing the beast. 🤭 It’s that same face when your inner gym bro takes over. Therapist: “And when did this personality emerge?” Me: “The day he met the Power Ball.” 🤣🐴✨🫶 Got any funny pics of your fur babies? Drop them below 👇

✨ I want to make sure everything inside here is easy and enjoyable for you to use. So tell me… What device do you mostly use to access this community? And if you feel like sharing - do you prefer watching lessons on a bigger screen, or are you more of a “yard break, quick phone check” type? Your answers help me make better decisions about future video length, layout, and content moving forward. Let me know below 👇🐴✨🫶

Hi all, I know we have discussed this but I wanted to post again to re ignite some support notes. I am preparing Storm for his 3rd dental appointment since owning him.. he is usually sedated as reared off the scale with the vet the last time! So... I am using methods of building trust with him when the vet comes... usual methods of approach: - Bowl of nice food to start the experience - Agreed area for the task so he gets used to - Plenty of touch/reiki before vet comes - Touching his mouth/gently around where the dental bit goes However! As he has no bit I have not really worked on this!! I need help with any "step by step" advice for his mouth area so he knows to open it once sedated😵‍💫 Any quick wins I can practice on before booking... I am planning April/May so I have more time to embed new techniques with him. Thanks all 🤠🐴🫶🥕

✨ Longevity is built quietly - unfortunately so is damage. Every rushed session, every ignored stiffness, every “just get through it” ride adds up. We don’t take years off a horse in one dramatic moment. We do it through repetition, imbalance, poor preparation, and uneducated decisions. It’s the daily choices, in no particular order: ✔️ balanced work on both sides ✔️ good (and suitable) nutrition ✔️ living conditions ✔️ social life ✔️ hoof care (barefoot or shod) ✔️ dental care ✔️ a worm care program ✔️ disease control & prevention (vaccinations etc.) ✔️ proper recovery (from intense exercise or injury or sickness) ✔️ understanding how their body functions ✔️ never ending education If we truly love them, the goal isn’t short-term performance, it's putting years into their bodies and not taking them away - for the long term. 👉 2 x questions: What would you need to Get Good at understanding better, to protect your horse’s body? What else would you add to the list? Zoë 🐴✨🫶

I did a self- exercise once around just being, seeing, observing my horses. I wanted to really see them with my eyes. I am no artist, but I chose to draw one and I painted another... I sat, quietly for hours just observing their eyes, mouths, their mane, their colours. How I saw them🤍 We bonded during that time as I asked for nothing. I just sat with them, soft music playing whilst they watched me too... occasionally coming over to nudge me, smell me, breathe over me🤍 Just wanted to share. Try it. Would be amazing to create our own gallery🐴🫶