I always enjoy your videos. You mention that you wash them every time they go out. Id enjoy a video in which you show/explain what you do for them in the barn between drives. P
very good.... I hve driven both mules and horses - every mix of animals is different. It is the cars coming from behind when the winter sun is low that is my biggest fear.
On one of the other videos of Rocket and Ryan, Barry explains this. Rocket (offside horse on the right) gains some of his confidence from keeping his brother Ryan (nearside horse on the left) in sight at all times, so had the habit of looking over to him whilst going along. He did grow out of it over time.
Handsome boys and a splendid drive with words to the wise! Thanks! 😍
Lovely pair of punches..great schooling by the master driver..thanks Barry n rea.
Nice to watch young horses start getting the hang of going out and what to do.
I envy you the country roads and respectful traffic.
lovely horses
I always enjoy your videos. You mention that you wash them every time they go out. Id enjoy a video in which you show/explain what you do for them in the barn between drives. P
Hi Mark, yes we almost always wash them when we get back to the yard. We can put it on our list of videos to make!
very good.... I hve driven both mules and horses - every mix of animals is different. It is the cars coming from behind when the winter sun is low that is my biggest fear.
Stunning again still.
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Question please? The horse on the right, head is always turned to inside, instead of straight forward as horse on left head is, why is that?
On one of the other videos of Rocket and Ryan, Barry explains this. Rocket (offside horse on the right) gains some of his confidence from keeping his brother Ryan (nearside horse on the left) in sight at all times, so had the habit of looking over to him whilst going along. He did grow out of it over time.
@@barryhook2 Thank you kindly for your quick response and explanation!