My 16.2hh TB X Irish Draught horse Shaun. This was him in his younger days, doing a little bit of lunge work (without all the gear on). He's now retired at age 23. He has Gas-Ease every day. A fab, genuine animal, 100% trustworthy to handle. However, he was prone to a spook or two. One lovely sunny Sunday morning a black plastic bag in the hedge grew to 10 feet and ran after him!! Shaun tried to jump onto a "low cloud" - and I hit the deck breaking my collar bone! Ouch. But he's a star.

My sister Kay's Welsh Cob "Skyla" (who looks like she has something on her head but it's just something in the background). Gorgeous..but with huge attitude". Actually she has the "can do, and will do" attitude. Knows how to "tip a shoulder" too. She is next in command after Dennyz. Prone to laminitis, poor girl. Gets Gas-Ease to absorb toxins.

My 8 year-old Evette - 18hh Dutch Warmblood. Sweet natured until she's in season - then total chaos breaks loose! She's in love with Dennyz and hates Shaun! She turns into the Incredible Hulk if another horse (except Dennyz) even looks at her when she's having her feed.

Kay's young filly Hope - Appaloosa x Dutch Warmblood. The most beautiful temperament we could ever wish for. Usually sticks to Shaun like glue, but getting more courageous and independent as she gets older. She gets occasional stomach pains, so she's on Gas-Ease to help. She loves playing rough games with Evette. Her ears flop and her eyes go funny when she's being groomed by another horse. She pushes in when we're grooming the other horses as she wants groomed too. She would let you brush her all day long.

Kay on her 16.1hh British Hot Head....eh sorry British Warmblood, "Dennyz". What a ride this horse is - doesn't know the meaning of the word "slow". A fab, genuine horse and 100% herd leader.

Tiny foal Hope when she first came into our family. To begin with she was put in with Shaun in their own paddock and he became her "adopted dad". He's done a great job with her.