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

I would love to take part and become a better horsewomen 💖

✨ Hey Get Gooders, something I think that doesn’t get talked about or taught enough is the importance of sheath and udder hygiene as part of whole-horse care. This isn’t just about cleanliness. 👉 When geldings develop beans or heavy buildup, it can: • cause discomfort or pain • change posture and movement • contribute to tension patterns • and in some cases even show up as lameness or behavioural changes ⚠️ Mares are no exception - udder sensitivity and hygiene matter just as much. Especially if they are breeding. We also shouldn’t forget the back end - for both boys and girls. This includes being comfortable with a gentle sponge wipe, taking a temperature when needed, and for mares, having their privates cleaned when required. What I want to gently but clearly say is this: 👉 It IS possible for all horses to be comfortable being touched everywhere. The only reason it often isn’t, is because they haven’t been shown how to feel safe, confident, and understood in those moments. Basically the way I see it is that all body parts should be tamed. Not just the parts we need to lead and ride. I’ll be releasing a way of teaching this soon in my Heart in Your Hand - Body Awareness Scan . It will be available: • as a level unlock, • as a one-time purchase, • and as part of a full course of relatable subjects inside the Get Good With Horses Skool when it is launched. The attached video is for fun filmed yesterday! Lenny the Kid has no issues with this kind of handling because I started early, back when he was a yearling. Weanlings and young horses generally accept these things quite easily, but given time and different experiences, they can become more protective and tense - especially geldings who may carry tension or trauma from castration. How comfortable is your horse with being touched everywhere on their body - and where do you notice the most sensitivity? Or another way of saying it is: If your horse could choose one area of their body to feel more comfortable being touched, where would it be?

Hello! I’m Zoë, and I’m really happy you’re here. I've got lots of goodies waiting for you to use right away. This is your safe space to learn, grow, and become your horse’s hero by building a strong bond and creating a partnership many equestrians only dream about. To get started, head to the Start Getting Good Here - Part 1 classroom where you can find information about this community. Then check out the last page and link in Start Getting Good Here - Part 2 where your are invited to start creating your dreams and goals + much more. To get (part 2) access: 1️⃣ Introduce yourself in the ➡️ Intro's & Part 2 Access category and ask me for your access (gratis) 2️⃣ (Optional) Share your #1 dream with your horse in the 🐎 Your Dreams & Goals category 3️⃣ Explore the other categories and see what’s waiting for you 4️⃣ Ask questions anytime - I truly love helping 5️⃣ The most important part - is to get busy in the classrooms where you will find lot's of complimentary goodies waiting for you. Enjoy and here’s to getting good with horses - together, step by step. Zoë 🐴✨🫶