...the weather has finally turned. And I don’t know about you, but I always love that first change in the air when it is obviously warmer as it hits your skin. Today I even managed a 10-minute sit in the sun at the stables. Absolute luxury. ☀️ Tomorrow (finally!) I’ll have finished uploading the last of the videos for the Get Good With Horses Skool (Premium) in the Riding and Sports & Specialist section. I can’t tell you how happy that makes me, it's been a hell of a job...lol! Once that’s done and I’ve run through a few final checks…I’ll be ready to launch, possibly the weekend if not then definitely Monday. I wanted to finish tonight but my poor eyes have officially clocked out for the day, so it’s an early night for me. I’ll be back tomorrow with some new posts. And wherever you are in the world - morning, afternoon, or evening - I hope it’s a good one. Love, Zoë 🐴✨🫶

I joined GGWH prob a year ago , every week or even a couple of times a week I would watch one of Zoe videos and then take out one of my horses and try to practice . It wasn’t working for me I always ended up with a horse on the end of the rope looking blankly at me and I would feel so sad I wasn’t getting it. 5 weeks ago I discovered I could do video calls with Zoe , video calls I taught , how could I learn through a phone 😤 Well it’s the best thing I have ever done , week 1 was amazing what Tristan and I done, while Zoe guided us , I went off and practiced and came back to week 2 with my call with Zoe we got more homework but that week our practice wasn’t as good and I taught ah this isent going to work I can’t do it , I’m making my horse frustrated cause I’m giving him all the wrong signals but I sent a video of our work to Zoe and her response was “amazing Deirdre ye are doing so well there’s only a few bits to polish up 😬 I was delighted . So we’re on week 5 I am learning week by week to be more confident n clear in my askings and his so responsive . I am learning even holding the stick in different positions means a total different Que to the horse. Having Zoe by our side doing lessons is so incredible I highly recommend video calls it’s so simply I never taught this wud happen for me 🥰 I’m sharing a little video of our first practice session of sending him out on a circle only done once under Zoe instruction and this was our second time to doing it Having Zoe support I Can’t even describe it , she’s incredible if I get stuck I send her a video and she helps me it’s not just a lesson once a week it’s constant support which is huge.

Video says it all🫶🫶🫶🥕🥕🥕🐴🐴🐴

Let’s dream a little - if skill, time, and confidence weren’t in the way… What “magical” things would you love to teach your horse? Things like: • Lay down on cue • Sit • Liberty in a large open space • Spanish walk • Rear • Bridleless riding • Piaffe • Flying changes that feel effortless • School Halt • A calm, confident solo hack anywhere • Trick training just for fun Sometimes we stop ourselves before we even begin and maybe think: “That’s too advanced.” “That’s for professionals.” 👉 But here’s the thing… Horses can learn so much and often far more than we imagine, and so can you. And partnership expands when our vision does. So tell me - what feels a little bit magical to you right now? Drop your dream skill below 👇 Let’s see what kind of magic we’re building here! 🐴✨🫶

🤩 Tell me… Do you have nicknames for your horses? I’ll go first: Lenny also known as: • Lenny the Licker • Bubbles • Lennykins • My King Benjamin is also known as: • Mr Floof • Unicorn • Bennykins • My Prince • Back-breaker (because he's so small 😅) Your turn 👇 Drop the names, the sillier the better. 🤣 🐴✨🫶