Tag Archives: dressage

Happy holidays, and The Prince’s Man is on #SALE #0.99c
Firstly, I wish you a wonderful holiday season, whatever you are celebrating! I will be celebrating Christmas with my family in the south of the UK, and Hogmanay (the wonderful Scottish New Year celebration) up in the Highlands – where else? This week (on my birthday) I made my annual TV appearance… working as what […]

Do you have a fabulous day job? I am so lucky…
If I’ve been a little quiet on the blog front lately, you’ll understand why when you see the lovely pics below… Yes, I’ve been a tad busy – competing and judging at the UK Winter Dressage Championships (NAF are the title sponsors – Natural Animal Feeds) Qualifying was a bit of a surprise – you always hope […]

#Writers – when the day job takes over….
This week has been a blur of activity leaving very little time to access the internet, or be around on social media. To give you an idea of what I’ve been up to, my week went like this: last Saturday, drive 220 miles in horsebox to stay at Somerford Park Premier League show (Cheshire, UK) […]

Doing my day job – this counts as my advertising! #equestrian #dressage
As an author, trying to come up with original ways to advertise is part of the job, so it may come as little surprise that my version of advertising for my other business (dressage trainer), is also somewhat ‘different’. No paid ads for me – I am my own best advert, and I’m so thrilled […]
Royal Windsor Horse Show – 3 fun days out.
ROYAL WINDSOR HORSE SHOW As a brief interlude from real work (both riding and writing), 3 days at Royal Windsor Horse Show in the glorious sunshine proved a treat, so I thought I’d share a random post about my days competing and stewarding there this week. Last year, the BBC produced a program entitled […]
Interview with my alter ego, dressage trainer Debby Lush
Debby Lush is a Grand Prix rider, List 1 judge and the bestselling author of The Successful Dressage Competitor and The Building Blocks of Training. She has taken time out from her busy schedule of riding, judging and training to talk about near misses, swapping from eventing to dressage and her “disastrous” first pony. What made you first get […]