Equestrian Summer Morning Routine in Australia

[@kippen64]

Thanks for this look at your summer morning 🌄 routine. It's always interesting to see what other people do.

[@ava15389]

Amazing thanks for your video

[@jessiesmithequestrian]

Glad you liked it!

[@murraybelford2676]

you as um to much but love your vidows

[@malikkhalid6787]

🌺🌹🥀🥰🌷💐 good jee video hallo jee

[@emilylipsitz]

How many horses do you have just subscribed ?

[@jessiesmithequestrian]

I have 3 🤗

[@emilylipsitz]

@@jessiesmithequestrian how many stables do you have ?

[@jessiesmithequestrian]

4 ☺️

[@victoriafrickervlogs8784]

he's in fantastic condition

[@jessiesmithequestrian]

Thank you! 💗

[@pfftxoxo1502]

Your horses dgaf about fans and misters they are meant to be in a paddock they are HORSES

[@jessiesmithequestrian]

In Australia the daytime temperature gets up to 40 degrees Celsius. This is a risk for colic, heat stress & dehydration. Not to mention they do not like being out in the heat, they don’t eat they just stand there waiting to come in. Especially for Storm who was 26 this past summer, it is dangerous for him to be out in that kind of heat as he is at risk of heat stress & then colicing. You can tell they “dgaf” by the way they stand directly under the misters & in front of the fans 😉😉