Our barefoot horses at Horse Haven Uk live on a horse track system. We are great believers in all things natural so having shoes nailed to our horses hooves never felt right to us. Having barefoot horses at Horse Haven Uk, for us was the only way to go. It’s our personal choice and we […]
The barefoot horses on a track system went really well here last Sunday. A big thank you to all you lovely people that attended. I think everyone enjoyed the day including the facilitator Garry Hinton who did a grand job and shared some fabulous information. Thank you Garry and thank you Rachel for […]
Our little man rescue foal arrived today after an epic 2 day journey across the sea from Ireland. Not looking his best at the moment but with a lot of love from the Horse Haven Uk team that will soon be changed. Came off the lorry sweet as you like. Put the lead rope on […]
Horses in the watering hole definitely enjoying a dip now this lovely weather is with us. So many times I have been out there and not had a camera on me but thankfully yesterday friends were here and captured some lovely moments.
So nice to do some driving in the sunshine. Bob is back in the cart and loving every minute of it. Seems it is his favourite pastime. Josh has discovered he enjoys driving too. Still a chilly nip in the air but it really is nice to take a stroll through the countryside on a […]
Bitless bridles for driving. Whilst we are advocates for the use of bitless bridles we have recently been given a very strong, clear message on the subject from one of our herd. Bob Marley who was our first gypsy cob came to us at a very young age already trained for driving. Bob arrived at […]
Saffy is a Norwegian Fjord and came to us as a 2 year old from Gayle Jennings, having been introduced to Parelli methods. She is lead mare in our herd and leads the boys a merry dance. Saffy is full of character, larger than life and very very clever. She is very affectionate and curious […]
Leon the gypsy cob came to us as a 3 year old and had spent his time in a large mixed herd. He was very shy and would not come near us. He would hide behind others in the herd but over time became curious and would allow us to get a bit closer. After […]