The short answer is I don’t! But there are a few things that I do that make the days easier… I schedule posts One of the things I prioritise with Jockey and Jill is being present on social media, I struggle to think of things every day so when I have a creative burst, or … Read more
I quite often get asked how I found the courage to start a business so young, and although 23 doesn’t seem that young, especially with the aches and pains, I suppose it does seem young to a lot of people. However, I did already have a bit of experience. When I was 15, I was … Read more
Hey guys! I’m back with another blog to fill you all in on my most recent project, Fanta! I bought Fanta a couple of months ago now straight from the field. All I saw in the viewing, was him walking out of the field and trotting up the country lane in hand. As soon as … Read more
Hi, my name is Josie Adamson and I’m a new brand ambassador of the amazing Jockey and Jill, I’m here today to introduce myself to all the lovely Jockey and Jill customers and family. To start I’m a 19-Year-old rider from the northeast and I have been on my riding journey since I was as … Read more
I have kept my own horses for about 5 years now, and over then 5 years I have tried so many different brands. I want to tell you what I love! 1. Stud Muffins These were an absolute saviour when it come to loading Sky, they are defiantly a high reward treat for most horses … Read more
I’ve always wanted to go to the races, but never been too sure how I’d feel about it, having had an ex-racehorse who we are pretty sure had experienced some sort of trauma, I’ve always felt a bit bad about the racing. However, we had some friends who had suggested going and I knew it … Read more
Hey Guys, I’m back with another blog post for the wonderful Jockey & Jill. Today I thought I would have a chat about what has been going on recently and give you all a long overdue update on my horses. A couple of weeks ago MooMoo, my 7 year old ex hurdler got sold to … Read more
My riding story is very choppy, so buckle up because this will be a journey! I started riding at a riding school about 30 minutes from where I lived, I rode a little dun pony called Whitson, who ended up being my favourite at that riding school. However, because of the distance I only had … Read more
It was the spring of 2020, it was the start of lockdown and I’d been rebacking Sky for about 6 months. We were then at the stage where I needed to get back on, but I was so scared, we’d spent 6 long months of groundwork, building muscle, discipline, but mostly trust for one another. … Read more
Following on my post of ‘losing my heart horse’ I wanted to follow up with what we all experienced. The moments after Sky died were awful, but I’m so grateful for the people who were at that yard for their support. The ones who came over, were so lovely or helped me in some way, … Read more