Moses' education continued today with a bit of desensitisation and then learning how to short rein.
I want him to be able to cope with sudden movemement out of his eye when he eventually comes to be ridden.
Eating his midday feed next to the carrier bags. Having met them earlier he doesn't seem to be in the least bit bothered.
Later, while waiting for the physiotherapist, I used a bit of clicker training to ask him to go over the barrells.
Kate Boe, McTimoney-Corley Therapist, has always been a favourite of mine and the horses and is now qualified as an Animal Physiotherapist too. Moses benefitted from deep tissue oscillation, infra red treatment, magnetic therapy and sports massage.
He enjoyed it so much he helped Kate to write her report.
Nettles and Jack were having another restful day...
...they're trying out their calming techniques ready for Friday's Horse's Ear Course.
