Sunday 30 March 2008
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Merlin is a pure Eriskay Pony. Modern Eriskay ponies are the last surviving remnants of the original native ponies of the Western Isles of Scotland. They have ancient Celtic and Norse connections and Eriskays have been proven by measurement to be of similar proportions to those found on ancient Pictish stones throughout the North and West of Scotland. The Eriskay Pony is classed as critical by the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. It is our desire to breed from Merlin to ensure the long term survival of the breed. Physically Merlin typifies our image of the ancient horse and with his easy going, affable nature, quick stallion mind and lively temperament he is proving to be a joy to own and work with.
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Merlin is a pure Eriskay Pony. Modern Eriskay ponies are the last surviving remnants of the original native ponies of the Western Isles of Scotland. They have ancient Celtic and Norse connections and Eriskays have been proven by measurement to be of similar proportions to those found on ancient Pictish stones throughout the North and West of Scotland. The Eriskay Pony is classed as critical by the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. It is our desire to breed from Merlin to ensure the long term survival of the breed. Physically Merlin typifies our image of the ancient horse and with his easy going, affable nature, quick stallion mind and lively temperament he is proving to be a joy to own and work with.
4 comments:
I do hope you keep going with him. I hope this lady helps you tremendously.
You need to be the boss mare with this guy. He is riding roughshod over you and it will only get worse. Get real assertive and have someone watching when you work with this horse. He's almost a danger and has already hurt you more than once. That's enough. Don't be afraid to give as good as you get.
Clinton Anderson uses a nice little pole to keep them out of your space. Get on Youtube.com and find some training videos that will help you. Make your bubble and don't let him push you around!!
I wish you the best with him, and if you need help or suggestions, call out!
Thank you Mikey. You're totally right, he WAS riding roughsod and I was just standing by saying 'ooohhhkaaay, you go ahead and be boss, and I'll be all timid'!
I've just started the parelli course 1, and I know not many people like it, but so far I like the look of it.
Primarily it's for our gelding, Toffee, just to give him some fun and direction. But it's teaching me a heck of a lot about body language, which is definitely a good thing with Merlin.
Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment.
Kim x
I'm glad you have found someone to give you some advice over his handling. Colts will push the boundaries (like kids really, only more dangerous).
children arent dangerouse they just get bored so they have to do somthing otherwise they just fight!
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