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I have extensive experience with the training of young horses and the retraining of older horses for pleasure and dressage. I specialise in retraining Standardbreds for pleasure and dressage. I can also help with problems with behaviour and nutrition.

Experience in the area

I have trained many horses to a high level of dressage. I teach riders and train horses professionally, specialising in retraining of Standardbreds.

Education/Credentials

Over 25 years of living, breathing horses.

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Recent Answers from Leigh Lovell

2009-11-18 OTTB with back legs crossing?:

The movement you've described is not normal of any horse! It could be a muscling issue, but I seriously think that there is a veterinary issue behind it. Please ask your vet to check your horse

2009-10-24 colt kicking:

Hi Jo, That's a pretty serious problem that needs to be addressed quickly. Unfortunately, it's also a lengthy topic that can't be answered in a short email. Try having a look at these two videos

2009-10-10 excessive sweatting on cob horse:

Hi Geraldine, Under normal circumstances a horse should not sweat like that after 5 or 10 minutes of walking. Even if he had an excessively heavy winter coat he shouldn't be in that condition after

2009-10-07 Weanling colt:

Hi Michelle, It's not really advisable for any foal to grow up without at least 1 other horse to 'teach it the ropes'. Do you have any friends/neighbours who have nice natured horses you could agist

2009-09-28 Bolting on mounting:

Hi Karen, Your only solution is expert help. You've completely lost your nerve (and with good reason!)but iron nerves are essential in working with youngsters. I would find a GOOD/KNOWLEDGEABLE

 

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