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24.01.2022 Levels of fear, and when it's OK, and when it;s not--- So maybe create a chart. Here's one that I just sort of made up, but someone else might get it more accur...ately--- 1. Nervous 2. Apprehensive 3.Pretty much afraid 4.Truly scared 5. Terrified Levels 1 and 2 are normal, I think, and if you are not nervous before some daunting challenge, you are probably on mind numbing drugs. Level 3 can be when something unexpected happens, any sort of scare, like a truck coming too fast, finding yourself on slick ice footing, brief, hopefully survivable, but not fun. If you ride and find yourself at levels 4 or 5, something is SERIOUSLY not right with your situation, and you need to rethink what you are doing before you get in really big trouble. You are either riding a horse that is way over your head, or you are doing some sort of riding that is far too hard and dangerous, because to live with that extreme level of fear is not normal, and it is not right, and you need to change RIGHT NOW.

22.01.2022 One of the most important concepts Andrew McLean introduced to the world of horse training was that there were no 'naughty horses' just badly trained ones! "Tom... Roberts was my greatest mentor as a trainer. He was the first to describe learning and reinforcement and put it in easy terms. Whatever the horse is doing will either ‘profit him’ or ‘profit him not’. If you are careful to ensure the horse profits from doing the right response, and you are consistent, the behaviour will become ‘old hat’. Actions transform to habits: simple." https://www.horsemagazine.com//andrew-mclean-on-punishment/ See more

16.01.2022 Horses getting some acupuncture treatments to keep them happy and fix a few issues... #equineacupuncture #arabianhorse #arabianperformancehorse #arabianendurancehorse

16.01.2022 If you give your child a pony, they will want to ride. You’ll buy them the best pony you can find, followed by a hat, boots and all the other things pony. You ...look for a local stables to ride at where you start to socialise with the horsey community...and then life as you know it, will end. Before you know it, they want to go to shows so you join BS there will be no more lazy weekends watching TV. You will see more sunrises than you ever thought possible. Every spare minute of your time will be spent driving horseboxes and enduring a crazy addiction to practice for the next show. Your house may be a mess, and your car will be dirty. All because you gave your child a pony. Your weekends will be spent freezing or burning to death on a fold up chair. And their weekends will be spent gaining confidence and friends, learning new skills and having fun and getting dirty!!!! You will be there the day he or she takes the first few steps of canter, the first taste of a jump, first rosette, first win. And they will make you SO proud. Other parents will congratulate you, but you feel weird saying thank you because it's not you on the pony, it’s your child. It's everything that they did, they achieved. And right before your eyes, your little boy/girl will be transformed from the baby who bounced around on their rocking horse into an exceptional young horse enthusiast on the hunt for the next HOYS ticket or maybe even the Olympics! When you give your child a pony, you give them more than just something to ride. You give them a sport, a talent, hope and dreams. Friends, a new family, a place to learn about life, room to grow as a person where they can push their limits, and bravery, and courage, and memories. And they will have ALL of these things, simply because you gave your child a pony. Because you gave your child a pony, you too will develop new/lifelong friendships, developed solely from the same passion for the sport. You will have an equestrian family because you gave your child a pony. Then one day, many years from todaythey will be in their room and a certain trophy will catch their eye. And they will pick it up and realise instantly that when you gave them a pony, you also gave them a childhood that they would never forget. At this point, you realise that everything you gave up along the way and sacrificed was totally worth it.. All because you gave your child a pony...

13.01.2022 My "take" on the trail riding trot is partly based on what those who know more than I do have told me. But mainly it has to do with riding the horse WITHIN its ...own balance point. If the trot gets so strung out that the hind legs can't basically keep up, then the horse's back sort of drops, and the horse gets inverted. I have been on distance rides when some horses just blow by me with huge, disjointed trots, and while that might give the riders a rush, I am not so sure that it's doing the horse any favors. Matthew Mackay-Smith was a smart rider, and highly successful, He won The Old Dominion and the Tevis on the same horse, just think THAT through--- Matthew had a saying, "Never hurry, never tarry." Find a pace that the horse can handle without excess strain and struggle, and hold it as much as possible over terrain. Get yourself personally fit enough to hold things together, and that means also with your core, not just with tight hands. It takes TWO athletes------ https://www.allbreedpedigree.com/catch+a+cloud4

11.01.2022 Our beloved foundation thoroughbred mare RAV sadly passed away suddenly this weekend. She was in good spirits right up to the end and enjoying life in good health, she blessed us with 6 foals, S.F AVALON (x Sarajevo Kei), S.F. SUPERSTITION (x Coragio Kei), S.F. BETTE DAVIS (x Coragio Kei), S.F. CINCINNATI (Deceased) (x American Gothic), S.F. ELLE MAY (Deceased) (x American Gothic) and S.F. JEWEL (x Coragio Kei). Rav will be very much missed and is survived at the stud by her daughters Sixwytch Farm Avalon and Sixwytch Farm Jewel.

10.01.2022 Next August Interstate Run Legacy will be statewide Pickups in Tas on monday 17th of August Ex Devonport To Melb departure 18th August... Ex Melb To Tas departure 21st of August (Tas delivery Sunday 23rd) Bookings available North and South. 0497 930 021 email: [email protected] booking form: http://legacyequine.com.au/getaquote/

10.01.2022 Joda Aly Dahr, sire of resident stallion Joda Alcatraz (X Joda Gamil)

08.01.2022 Happy horses birthday

07.01.2022 A sad weekend at the farm this week, we had to lay to rest two precious girls, the first being PLATINUM PARK SUPREME DREAM...our purebred American Saddlebred mare who we have owned since she was a yearling and blessed us with 3 half arabian foals all sired by CORAGIO KEI. SIXWYTCH FARM JEBEDIAH, SIXWYTCH FARM LASSITERS GOLD AND SIXWYTCH FARM MIAMI, as well as one purebred saddlebred filly who now resides in WA, PLATINUM PARK REFLECTED DREAMS. DD as she was know around here was an impressive mare and an exceptional broodmare and we are so devastated that we won’t be able to welcome any more foals from her. Rest easy girl, we hope your daughters can fly the flag for you in years to come.

07.01.2022 Time for Santeria to come back into work...

06.01.2022 SIXWYTCH FARM PHAWN was also laid to rest and will be sadly missed, at only 4 years of age we had many plans for this special girl but unfortunately it wasn’t meant to be. She was the only daughter left at the farm out of our favourite girl PHALENCIA KEI (SF Valentino (Italy) x Phoenicia Kei). She was incredibly beautiful and surely would have stayed with us indefinitely to replace her mothers spot in our mare band. Rest In Peace beautiful, your in pretty good company up there

02.01.2022 Because 15 minutes on the lunge is itchy work. #rhiannonarabians #rhiannonequitation #arabianhorse #arabianperformancehorse #arabianperformancehorsestallion

02.01.2022 Devilscreek Rivoli Ted...our gorgeous HSH Colt.

01.01.2022 SIXWYTCH FARM OCEANA Anglo arabian filly foal by Coragio KEI. #rhiannonarabians #angloarabian #foalsofinstagram #angloarabianfoal #arabianderivative #arabianperformancehorse

01.01.2022 #rhiannonarabians #rhiannonequitation #equitation #forthegoodofthehorse