Update on Progress | Molly is back in the school

[@lizgarland2241]

Take the time it takes so it takes less time 🙏💜🐴🙏

[@everydayeventers8580]

Thankyou xx

[@lynnesmith5718]

Looking good! Slow and steady wins the race! Also prefer the relaxed, happy horse. Safety first! No rush, you are both young!

[@everydayeventers8580]

Thankyou and so true xx

[@Siobhan_Shivaun]

You're doing a fantastic job with Molly, she looks so calm and relaxed 💖

[@everydayeventers8580]

She seems so much happier in her work too xxx

[@Siobhan_Shivaun]

@@everydayeventers8580 yes, she looks like she's enjoying herself! 😍

[@emmarichardson7322]

I am so pleased to hear you say that you are proud of yourself and Molly. You don't often praise yourself and you should. She's looking fabulous

[@everydayeventers8580]

It’s hard at times isn’t it to say we have done well but I am proud of her and I’m sure she will benefit from this work in years to come. Thankyou xxx

[@beckyhoward2168]

You are doing a great job with her, she looks so well....i always look forward to your vlogs, keep up the good work as its definitely paying off. 🥰

[@everydayeventers8580]

Thankyou so much. She’s coming on so much at the min xx

[@kippen64]

Prehab sounds like it's going well. I have something similar planned for my horse. I'm calling it a strengthening program. You look more relaxed. It takes time. More haste, less speed. The journey is the best bit. The destination is just where you are going.

[@everydayeventers8580]

I definitely feel more relaxed and it’s working wonders for her x

[@LucyJackson-om2dc]

Molly is looking great, she’s so much more relaxed. This prehab is helping to strengthen the bond and trust between you both. It’s worth taking your time to create a fabulous horse! X

[@everydayeventers8580]

I’m loving the bond we have created. Sometimes it’s lovely to take it at a slower pace xxx

[@Katherinekirbydressage]

She is looking so relaxed ❤slow and steady is definitely the way 🙌🏻

[@everydayeventers8580]

Thankyou. She does seem so much happier x

[@aliwallace9341]

Good work misses 👏🏻 getting her out will do her the world of good 😊 well done ❤

[@everydayeventers8580]

Thankyou ❤️❤️

[@trouble77]

Don't listen to negativity. The more ground work and muscle building exercises, the better, you've got this 💪 xx

[@everydayeventers8580]

Thankyou. I’m sure she will benefit in the long run x

[@Chanceequine]

Super perspective thank you for sharing your progress ❤

[@everydayeventers8580]

No problem at all. Thankyou for watching xxxx

[@susancroft8643]

I’m with you! Much wiser and more long lasting results to go slow and do each stage thoroughly. Not being afraid at times when dealing with a thousand pound animal is frankly, stupid. Fear is our mind telling us to exercise caution which is a good thing! I am working with an eleven month old horse and when I do her feet I put on a helmet. Not because she kicks, but she’s a baby and it’s too late after the fact, if she should decide to! I think you’re doing very well! ❤️

[@everydayeventers8580]

Totally agree and Thankyou xxx

[@HeebieJeebiesEventing]

Well done team - it's so worth doing! ❤

[@everydayeventers8580]

Definitely xxxx

[@chasingbeauty630]

How old were you when you bought your first horse?

[@everydayeventers8580]

I had a pony when I was a young 14-15 year old. but just a happy hacker. I then had chez when I was in my thirties but she has never been a ridden pony. So when I bought reg and starting riding properly and competing I was 41. Xxx

[@chasingbeauty630]

@@everydayeventers8580 Thankyou! Very inspiring xxx

[@everydayeventers8580]

@@chasingbeauty630 Thankyou ❤