How to turn your welsh section D horse out for in hand showing | show prep Karen badrick horse tips

Here i explain how to turn your welsh d out for in hand showing
Here I share my journey from a complete novice horse rider to now competing at horse of the year (HOYS) shows whilst being a completely self taught equestrian.
I have failed so many times over they years but always learnt something from it, I hope that my CZcams channel will be able to help teach you all the little bits that nobody seems to share, and help progress you on your journey quicker then I did on mine.
I compete my 4 welsh section D cobs regularly in both in hand and ridden showing, from local level shows, affiliated, WPCS, RIHS, to HOYS qualifiers,
Willow - 10yr old welsh section D - Sooty palomino
Gambler - 8yr old welsh section D - Black roan
Champ - 6yr old Welsh section D - Buckskin
Donut - 1yr old welsh section D - Chestnut roan
I am a completely self taught horse rider who has a big dream to compete at HOYS, why not follow my journey to see if we can make it,
I'm not perfect and I make mistakes but what we learn from it is what truly matters.
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I regularly upload videos and vlogs on what me and my equines get up to and also some 'How to' videos for my beginner riders and fellow equestrians.
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[@sandrawheeler1521]

Lewis has grown so much since this video karen.😊

[@KarenBadrick1]

He’s grown up far to quickly ❤️

[@maddisonpedley7444]

Gambler looked lovely with his bridle with the brass!

[@KarenBadrick1]

Thank you, I think with him being black the brass really stands out nicely on him

[@emmajones9035]

Hi Karen.
I am a first time welsh d owner. And I would like to show our filly this year.
Perhaps a silly question but do you turnout the fillies the same as the geldings?
I've tidied up her mane a little but thought I'd do some research before I make a mistake. How short should I take her mane?
Your videos are a great help. Thankyou. Good luck this season.

[@KarenBadrick1]

Hi Emma
Thank you so much, I’m so pleased you are enjoying the channel
Yes the fillies are turned out the same as geldings as in trimming
The mane should be about 6inchs long, you can take it slightly shorter to make the neck look chunkier or slightly longer if they have a fat neck,
The only difference between them is that fillies / mares should be shown in a white halter
I hope that helps, another questions then just ask
Have fun and good luck 🤞

[@felicitytoad]

Nice horse 😇

[@KarenBadrick1]

thank you, he is amazing