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Laura Collins

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Laura Collins is a keen young rider from the east of England. She spends her days being entertained by her four horses - Fagan, Buster, Taffy, and Mini. Her passion lies in showjumping and Laura keeps everyone updated on her horsey antics with her equestrian Instagram account, @mycrazyponies_x. Alongside the horses, Laura’s five pet sheep can often be seen wandering about the yard and making everyone laugh. When the antics of her animals aren’t keeping her busy, Laura enjoys writing, drawing, and dancing.

Posts by Laura Collins

Equestrian Advice & Guides · Business Advice

How To Get The Most Out Of A 'Crazy Horse'

By Laura Collins 31-05-2023

How to get the most out of the crazy horse: After writing a previous article some time ago, detailing how riders can get the most out of their lazy horses, I had the time to reflect on just how many different types of horses I’ve come across throughout my life so far. Having owned, loaned and ridden quite a large variety of horses, I know all too well how unique each horse can be. Following the article focused on the horses with a steadier outlook on life, who’d rather...

Equestrian Advice & Guides · General Equestrian Advice

Balancing Horses And Studying - 6 Tips For Success!

By Laura Collins 28-06-2021

I’ve heard it said many times before – horses and school are increasingly hard to balance when you approach exams and make your way closer towards the end of your educational career. It’s also something that I have been asked about quite a few times on my Instagram account (@mycrazyponies_x), most commonly when young people are distraught at the prospect of having to give up their horse to devote more time to their schooling and exam preparation. As someone who made it through school wi...

Blog Contributors · Contributor Updates

Back To Basics - Listening To Your Horse

By Laura Collins 31-03-2021

Let’s be honest; the lockdowns have been difficult for everyone, both physically and mentally. It can be particularly difficult to keep your horse fit in these times, especially when the emotional toll of the pandemic can suck the energy out of you, and social distancing rules on livery yards can make it tough to find time and space to exercise your horse around other commitments. With the hope of restrictions loosening soon and a slow return to normality, equestrian events will soon be sta...