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Long Island, USA Saturday 6th April
Barefoot performance and lameness rehabilitation
Rockley Farm's Blog
A diary of whats happening at Rockley, whether its news on rehab horses who are here now, our own horses hunting or former rehabs out competing. All the horses are barefoot, and the blog includes updates on hoof rehabilitation and information about barefoot performance.
You can find out more about research, rehabilitation and our horses on the pages above or at our website: www.rockleyfarm.co.uk.
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Performance Hoof workshop dates 2019
Writtle University College, Essex Saturday 2nd March
Llanymynech, Powys Sunday 5th May
Clovenstone, Aberdeen Sunday 19th May
For information or to book email nic@rockleyfarm.co.uk
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- If you go down to the woods today...
- What the horses did over the weekend
- The result of a long and stressful week..
- Those who say that something cannot be done...
- Bryan - jumping at Hickstead!
- Fingers crossed...!
- Hitting the mainstream?
- Dali - 6 week update
- Too soon?
- The further adventures of "Dillon with the wedges"
- M's 5 week pics
- Barefoot isn't the answer
- Look at this!
- A study in medio-lateral balance: Roo
- Celery, surfaces and another wet summer
- Hoof balancing - don't try this at home
- A trio of updates and landings
- Eva and the frog
- The boys done good!
- Logical conclusions
- This speaks for itself...
- New girl Candy and more on Legend...
- If anyone is looking for a stunning rescue dog...
- Feet, flippers and fallacies
- M's 3 week update
- Useful things: funky dog collars
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3 comments:
I have only just seen this! Bryan is very proud to have headlined the Rockley website blog. He attracted a lot of attention yesterday where before I jumped the most encouraging comment was "you must be f***ing mad, but then I suppose you hunt"! For his second barefoot outing on grass I am hoping to jump him at the Royal International Horse Show but only in the smaller classes. The rehab of any horse however you do it is always full of ups and downs and I think you have to celebrate the highs despite the fact that that makes the lows feel even worse! Nic Barker and I wrestle with the thought of jinxing Bryan but it was important to share his progress if only to give others hope.
This is fabulous! Well done!!!
Great to hear! My rehab won his class at the National breed show last year (not with me!) and I just love hearing how these horses that were supposed to be dead by now are doing.
C.
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