Hello!

[ViceVersa]

Hi, I've recently joined the forum so thought I'd introduce myself 

I own a 14.3hh, 8yr old skewbald cob called Colonel, or Kur for short  I have only been riding for 2 and a half years, and he is my first horse. He can be a bit of a handful and definitely knows how to throw a strop! But he's great, and he teaches me alot  He is kept at Blidworth, near Mansfield.

I have been lurking around the forum for a while after my friend Sarah (TheJetSet) told me about it, and I have recently bought a HM Fhoenix saddle, off Diane Smith, which I love 

Will post pics of Kur in his new saddle soon, but for now here's an oldish pic of us jumping.

Lauren x

[Greybaby]

Hello  and Welcome 

Kur looks lovely 

He can be a bit of a handful and definitely knows how to throw a strop! But he's great, and he teaches me alot 

Coloured cobs are certainly not the simple souls that lots of people take them to be 
Glad you're learning from him - horses definately are the best teachers 

[Diane Smith]

Hi Lauren  

I'm really pleased you are enjoying your saddle   and it's Great to see you here   I wondered when you'd show up

[night-mare]

Hi Lorraine.  kur looks like a lovely boy. If you want a real strop- have a mare  Glad you are getting on well with your HM saddle, i love mine too.
Cheers

[shoveltrash]

hi & welcome
beautiful horse

[Heather]

Hi there and welcome!!

One of our EETs has written a book to be published by J A Allen, called 'Cobs Can'! It just shows what a good cob can do!

Heather

[crdodgeon]

Hi and welcome! 

[ViceVersa]

One of our EETs has written a book to be published by J A Allen, called 'Cobs Can'! It just shows what a good cob can do!

Sounds great! I'll be reading that when it's published 

[TashaKat]

Hi 

[ChrissieW]

 

Hello and welcome, your boy looks lovely.

Another one that thinks coloured cobs are not the easy peasy horses people think they are, but usually multi talented beasties 

[Cobstar]

 

Hello and welcome to EE. My equine soul mate is a very loveable but opinionated coloured cob. She's retired now but she showed that cobs can do dressage - but she regularly reminded me that she preferred jumping.

[ViceVersa]

 

My equine soul mate is a very loveable but opinionated coloured cob. She's retired now but she showed that cobs can do dressage - but she regularly reminded me that she preferred jumping.

Hmm, he isn't too loveable, he can be a bit grumpy, but certainly opinionated  He can be a softie at times though and he enjoys having his face brushed  Kur also prefers his jumping!

[Amanda1950]

Hello 

Kur is just gorgeous