Finding a job for Frankie

[Pigletsmum]

Frankie has been rather neglected this year since I bought Tombot :unsure: I bit the bullet and tried with a sharer but tbh it was more trouble than it was worth and ended up being a proper pain in the bum.

So I think I need to get super motivated next year and find the boy and I a focus but I'm not really sure where to start as tbh we've never really had one. He has Epsm ( we think) so needs to do anything slowly but as times hes capable of being a real pocket rocker ( just havnt really figures out how to get this back).

Tom and I are going to focus on pleasure rides / endurance and hopefully wee x country next year. Des anyone have any suggestions for me and Frank? He alternates between loving everything and hating everything , I can't really take him too far in the box as hes a stress head and anything too exciting isn't really a goer initially.

Ill post some pics of the wee man in a mo

 

[Pigletsmum]

 

[Tina2011]

He is a handsome boy.

With his condition may be just try and give him some regular light exercise.

 

[popularfurball]

How about driving? Might aid with the saddle fitting issues as then you wouldn't need one!

 

[newforest]

Indoor trec without the map reading section.
Horse agility, loose schooling, playing around with poles.

 

[annareeves0]

All of those ^ :tongue:

You can compete at horse agility online. Even if you dont want to compete, I find it inspiring to look at the monthly courses for ideas for new obstacles etc
http://www.thehorseagilityclub.com/category/online-horse-agility/

 

[Yann]

Would a different sharer be out of the question? I found it difficult to do two fit sound horses justice and hold down a full time job and have had part time sharers for a few years now since my daughter stopped riding regularly. I enjoy taking my two out together, it's even nicer if they actively like each other

Handsome boy!