This must be the sunniest summer in Britain to date! Whilst it really is so lovely to have some warm weather, I cannot help but secretly pray for some rain to help soften the ground a little bit.
This weekend is the start of our two semi-finals for the prestigious Shearwater Young Horse Finals.
As with everything in life, people & situations change and so today Dan, Wilson & Hugo have left Biggs Dressage after 18 months.
Dan Bates here letting you know about my June. I have had a great month, I have been working hard on getting Wilson, my horse, to listen to me on my canter transitions, which I have struggled with at times.
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My Shearwater kit arrived in a box so big I could of climbed in it! It was amazing, navy, white and red and very professional looking now I just needed somewhere to wear it and boy did I choose some great people and locations to be photographed with and at.
The past month seems to have absolutely flown by! We have had a busy schedule with both horses and I even had the opportunity to escape to Badminton Horse Trials and Ireland for Tattersall’s which were absolutely fantastic. The sun has been shining, despite the odd thunderstorm and we have finally seen more events going ahead and the event season getting well underway.
We catch up with Shearwater Insurance's new star Daniel Wilson on what he has been up to over Easter
This month has been a bit of a frustrating one with the typical British weather playing havoc for us eventers wanting to get out and about. As I sit here writing this blog the torrential rain is battering down outside my window and I really am wondering whether we will ever manage to start the season?!
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