I would love to get a better connection with Boyco, we are already doing great, but thee is allways room for improvement. Realy want to be better in groundwork. As we love to work together

@Cassandra Djursholm @Kirsty Pearce Thank you for joining us here - please go check-out your new tools in the Classroom. When you would like access to Classroom - part 2: please introduce yourself here in the community and mention you would like your access. ✨ In there we start planning your goals & dreams. If you’re new to Skool, you’ll mostly move between the Classrooms which guide your learning and the Community where you can interact in the categories, ask questions, share progress, and naturally level up as you go. 🔐 The following educational materials will unlock as your community level increases: Level 2 → Discovery - Groundwork to Liberty & Young Horses Checklists Level 3 → Rising - The Get Good Tool Kit for Groundwork Level 4 → Bronze - The Get Good Tool Kit for Riding Level 5 → Silver - Get Good at Presence Practice Level 6 → Gold - The Healthy Horse Body Scan More to come... I also recommend to check out the pinned posts to help you get familiar. Thank you for being here so early in this communities life. Zoë 🐴✨🫶

Just wanted to post a few snaps from today... with my grandaughter... Ziggy🫶 She loves spending time with me/the boys but I also firmly hold values of teaching them young that it's not about the riding first!!🐴☺️ Poo picking Grooming Hay management Food and nutrition Coat care Cleaning tack Tidy tack room Mending fences WINTER ROUTINE 😏 Vets, dentist, farrier care.... All start before riding!! Love to know your thoughts on this too! ☺️ She is nearly 3.... if she proceeds to want to ride them then she is starting at the core responsibilities of horse management as I really want her to appreciate a horse is for life.. full annual routine and not just about riding them like on TV ☺️

...but I do suggest starting to get things done, implemented and understood as young as possible. Why? Because they need the time to understand. So the sooner things are explained to them, the sooner they will understand compared to for example, others who were not. Speed creates reactions sure, might even look like the finished product but it rarely is and shows up later, whereas time creates understanding, and confidence and lower expectations being met with good ones. A young horse who is allowed to grow into their work, physically and mentally becomes the horse who lasts. And longevity will always matter more than quick results. What’s something you’re choosing not to rush right now? 🐴✨🫶

✨ A calm-looking horse is not always a comfortable horse. This is what I believe can make horsemanship difficult. Stillness can come from understanding but it can also come from confusion, shutdown, or lack of options. True comfort shows up as curiosity, softness, processing and the freedom to respond, not just the absence of movement or expression. Learning to tell the difference matters because a horse that looks easy isn’t always a horse that feels safe or understood. 👉 Question: What signs help you Get Good at telling the difference between true comfort and quiet compliance? Zoë 🐴✨🫶