Tom Best Farrier apprenticeship heading forward at SRUC
Significant progress has been achieved in addressing the apprentice farriers examinations controversy, bringing relief to readers.
Significant progress has been achieved in addressing the apprentice farriers examinations controversy, bringing relief to readers.
Recently, I had the privilege of experiencing the excellence of the Show Teams And Rising Stars Champions of Champions Show (STARS), touted as the UK's premier riding club championship event.
At the outset, it is important to understand that control of the qualification system within Higher Education, in all its complexity, lies with the ScotGov remit but is based on a system of continuous learning very much akin to that of our own.
The Scottish exhibitors making their way back from this year's Horse of the Year Show undoubtedly had a journey that felt shorter, buoyed by a series of outstanding achievements that marked one of the most impressive years in recent memory.
Rediscovering the Joy of Rural Agricultural Shows: A Heartwarming Experience of Tradition and Familiarity
At The Royal Three Counties Show in Malvern, the issue of rider suitability resurfaced, causing concern among participants and organisers.
Ingliston provided the perfect setting for the the Worshipful Company of Farriers' Home International competition held last month at The Forge, the bespoke competition venue at The Royal Highland show ground.
In the captivating atmosphere of the Royal Highland's main ring, where exceptional competitions unfolded over the course of four exhilarating days, a remarkable Scottish-bred pony named Gems Malt Whisky emerged as the deserving champion of the light horses' classes.
Full marks to Highland Pony plans for breed's centenary
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