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By Helene Mauchlen
The rain, the rain, the mud, the mud, the dirty tails and poached feed areas – the urge for a canter but knowing it would be irresponsible.
As the storms batter in, you definitely need wellies to look after ponies this early spring and possibly waders too.
New decade, new opportunities to shine so it’s time to stop being afraid of what can go wrong and start getting excited about what can go right.
Och we are very well connected at BHS Scotland and of times find ourselves operating on a higher plain – such is August, 2019, as with one year to go we have become embroiled in an initiative called #Trot to Tokyo to raise the profile of the Tokyo Olympics.
Occasionally – well maybe more often than admitted – the 'best day ever' occurs in this job.
'The rain it raineth every day', as Shakespeare said; but the grand babies and I continue to prowl the Strathearn lanes on the fully documented ‘Dolly the pram’ (11.3hh, good natured and glossy) thus killing several birds with one stone.
Upon looking for resonating April quotes – this from American author Harriet Prescott Spofford (1835-1921) is amongst my favourites: