Eli’s dinged LH didn’t seem to bother him and he showed no signs of being off, so he’s been doing flat work this week. After our less than calm flat classes, we need to work on trotting after cantering. In a not frantic way. So that’s what we’ve been working on, with a few poles thrown in here and there.
Eli’s stall chains went up, and I know he enjoyed day one because he could reach the next morning’s hay in the wheelbarrow parked by his stall. Day two, and the wheelbarrow was parked out of reach. I am still closing his stall door at night, at least for a few more days, so that if he does get into trouble with the stall chains, it’s during the day when people are around.
He has gone from a land shark to a sweetheart. I never would have thought stall chains would be an option for him, but he is so much more easy going around people now.
Last, I rode in the Botori riding pants on Thursday evening. Um. I might need more pairs. And I never thought I’d be saying that about riding tights. I am planning a full review for next week!
Patently Bay 
His stall looks so nice! Georgie loved stall guards as well, they just want to be a part of all the action I suppose!
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It’s nice to have in the summer here especially
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Lucky Eli! I wish I could let my boys have stall chains, but they are both termites and would eat the stall fronts into swiss cheese. This is why we can’t have nice things.
Glad he’s feeling good on that leg!
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His stall seems so much airier with the chains up.
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