16/10/2026
Travelling back home from a super 2 days away at Aintree High Profile.
Lenny has tried his heart out and produced four very consistent tests to help towards our winter regional qualifications.
Yesterday in the PSG he was 4th with 68.09% and 3rd in the Inter 1 with 67.79%. It wasn't all plain sailing as in the 30 minutes prior to tacking him up for the Inter 1 he decided why compete with four shoes when you can have a go with three π. With not enough time to get the local farrier to put his shoe back on we went with three wheels, if it's good enough for Bomb at WEG it's good enough for Len!
An early morning start to get his shoe put back on at 7am this morning, it was a long wait to compete this afternoon. We did the PSG and Inter 1 again scoring 66.81 for 7th and 66.57% for 3rd.
We are so proud of the consistent little horse he has become, 4 years ago he went to Aintree for the first time, halted on the centre line and decided he best rapidly turn around because it was as all so scary! It was also really lovely to hear everyone's kind comments about what a super little horse he has become and how smart he is, we couldn't disagree because we love him π§‘ and are obviously slightly biased π€£!
Aintree is one of our favourite venues, the facilities are fantastic, the staff are all so welcoming, friendly and nothing is a problem for them, it feels magically stabling in the Grand National stables walking down the side of the race course to compete - thank you to all the team at Aintree for making attending your shows such an enjoyable experience.
Thank you Lily Carson for all your help, Paul Fielder for your help in training, Priestwood Physiotherapy for helping keep Lenny feeling on top form, Ben Ebrey for his dancing shoes which he clearly didn't want to wear π, Saracen Horse Feeds & Oakham Veterinary Hospital Equine for your continued support.