Mackai Robinson

I would just get them moving forward from behind and lifting your hands up. Don’t let him lean on your hands if he does that ask for more energy.

Of last year.

I’d like to sell them close, so I can stay in contact with the owner, and easily be able to see the horse if something happens, which you wouldn’t be able to do in a foreign country.

I like to use a rubber curry comb, hose them down or sponge some water then put the shampoo directly to the coat and scrub with the curry comb and then rinse off a few times using my hand to make sure nothing is left over.

I would let them settle in for at least 3-4 days and I would just be walking them around and lots of grooming, start to et to know them and when you feel they’re calm and settled and you’re ready then I’d ride.

I would definitely have a saddle fitter come out, vet too if it’s really quite sore. I’m guessing your vet would suggest a massage or some chiro but I also recommend getting a back on track saddle pad or mesh sheet as they’ll help your horse’s back a lot!

I have the jr8 because it was the cheapest! 😂

Just a simple high fat high fibre grain and some salt maybe a few supplements if he needs it. More in the summer, less in the winter as it’s cold and he’s not getting worked as much and he doesn’t need the extra energy and I don’t want him fat 😂

Depends on the horse. I ride my horse in both, a bit when training and bitless if I’m just having fun with him, sometimes bridleless.

I agree with @bowenbrooke about the micklem