Quarter Horses at Broadholme House Farm

Horses, Irish Wolfhounds and life at Broadholme

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Posted by Carla du Rose at 14:46

Bobby - 11th Feb

Nice session, quiet yet responsive to aids. Did everything nicely, but stops could be snappier, very good to saddle up, chilled boy today....
Bluey - 28th Feb

Very nicely put together animal. Has a much freer range of movement and seems very relaxed with everything we asked of him. He also ha...
Secret by Helen

" I rode Secret today and he was amazing." More to come later .....
TinTin

This youngster was much improved today. Less head diving into things, took notice more, lighter and softer with his ground work and got his...
Profile and Training notes for TinTin

Profile Foaled: April 07 2009 We bought him as a yearling and left him to be a horse. David Stuart started basic ground work and loading...

Carla du Rose: Belper, Broadholme, United Kingdom; I own and run a small stud, where we breed and train Quarter Horses. Our aim is to produce nice kind minded stock, with good manners both on the ground and ridden. A good natural horsemanship start with a consistent continuation of this helps us produce some well trained riding horses. Keeps us busy and every day there is something different happening. In addition I have a passion for Cornwall and hope one day that's where i will live full time, breathing in the fresh Atlantic air, surrounded by the Wolfhounds. Being there is just so good for my health and sanity. In addition I'm an HSP, naturally intuitive, with a love of .... all things unconditional. Loves being an intuitionist, and having healing hands. Just wishes there was a modern day explanation without all the hocus pocus and weirdness associated with it. I know what I know and to me that is normal.I feel that being me brings certain duties, but being invisible is not one of them

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