For some time now I’ve been looking into changing the style of my blog. I …
Why I abandoned my Social Media Accounts.
I did something a little bit extraordinary last week, which would either liberate you or …
Olly Goes Back To School
Last week whilst we were away in Cyprus for a friend’s wedding, our friend’s Sue Brennan and Jade Clark from Brennan Equestrian had Olly on a schooling livery.
So, I’m kind of a blogger…
…some of you have followed me since day dot (April 2015) when I started my journey of working as a Corporate PA to training to become a Saddler.
Spring Craft Fair 2018
Today the Lady Saddler displayed at the Networking Mummies (Wolverhampton) Spring Fair at Bantock House Park
Stewarding at a Fun Ride makes me want to join in.
Today I have been helping out at Bissell Wood Equestrian Centre by being one of …
Where did April go?
It’s been approximately a month since I last posted anything on here and the one thing I can’t get my head around is that we are just 3 days away from May, how did that happen?
I have some news I’d like to share with you all being as it’s been so long since I last wrote…
Week 10 of Olly’s Update
On Sunday we had snow again…bloody weather!
The rug’s are doing their job though and keeping the boys nice and warm and dry…however, on Wednesday the rugs came off and stayed off.
Week 9 of Olly’s Update
On Tuesday Olly had his feet done. Our Farrier, Ryan Darbyshire, is great. He understands Olly’s seperation issues and because Olly was only having a trim Ryan came into the horses field and he trimmed him there and then. When we arrived they were all lying down on the brow of the hill in the sunshine. Olly was so content where he was that I got his headcollar on whilst he was lying down and had to give him a gentle pull…
Saddle Making Training – Week 1
Back in November (2017) I attended another training session at the Saddlery Training Centre in Salisbury…to embark upon the Level 2 Saddle Making training.
According to the City and Guilds Level 2 Saddlery specification I am required to make a pony saddle using a wooden saddle tree. The seat must be pigskin or hide, the skirts and flaps must be solid with knee rolls and gussets being optional. The panel should be a Continental or Saumur type and the filling should be wool only.
Here is my 16.5″ pony saddle wooden tree that I was welcomed with…