We have a strong team of horses and some good shows coming up. The month of May will include a trip to Addington- 3rd and 4th May, followed by the Dorset Show ground, and then on to the lovely Royal Windsor- 11th May. We will also be competing at local shows such as Sparsholt and Crofton Manor. Jenny Verity's super little horse Weston won the 1m40 class at Crofton two weeks ago- lets hope for our form continues!
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We look ahead to 2011 with a few changes on the cards. Long term groom Louise Drinkwater is leaving. After two good years she will be sadly missed, We all wish her luck in her new job.
We have some new equine faces including Kae Carlesdt Duke's Compromise. She is a lovely big warmblood mare who will hopefully be out jumping the bigger tracks soon.
We also have two youngsters coming in next week to produce. Both are hugely scopey and exciting prospects.
The two fillies have now entered their third year so they will start to be broken this summer, more excitement! And Jenny Verity's awesome little horse Weston is being considered for Pathway selection.
A small sponsorship deal may bo on the cards, so we could be sporting some new numna
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Post Title. 09/13/2010
 
Hello all,
We are now winding dow after a busy and successful summer season. Looking forward to the start of the indoor season. This starts at the end of September. There is a Grandprix show at Crofton Manor at the end of October which we have our sights set on, then the big New Year show at Hand at the end of the year with some good classes.
Utah Lymore is back in work now after a rest period. His pulled muscles are now mended and he should be back to his brilliant self.
We have a couple of new horses on the team- No Compromise- a lovely grey Mare by Parco. She should be jumping some foxhunter and open classes soon. Kevinz Gem, bred by well known breeder Joan Hood has now started her competitive career, jumping novice classes at present.
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Post Title. 06/25/2010
 
We have some new faces in at our busy yard in Penton Grafton, Longterm groom Louise is back, and a different lorry is on the cards!
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Post Title. 06/25/2010
 
Hello all, we are in the middle of a busy summer season. Much excitement as regional finals are under way. Weston and Utah Lymore will contest their first foxhunter regional at Addington manor on the 8th July.
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I have a lot of interest from friends and clients about the exercises I use to train my horses for flatwork and jumping. I have collected quite a few different ones over the years, so Lou and I are thinking about publishing them in a book... watch this space!
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We have a number of new horses becoming available in 2010. We will post details on the For Sale page as soon as possible.
Check back soon!
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Happy New Year to all friends, clients and aquaintances.
The Rosie Moss equine team have been busy competing over new year, having just returned from a successful show at The Hand Arena.
Jenny Verity's super little horse came 2nd in the Novice Grandprix, and Utah Lymore jumped a very impressive round in his first large Grandprix. We also took Special K and Janet Wilson's White Star who each also gained some good results.
Quob and Crofton have some forthcoming shows which we are aiming to get to- weather permitting!
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On Wednesday afternoon Rosie and Lou (Marketing) went Clay Pigeon Shooting for the first time!
We were really lucky with the weather and had glorious sunshine on Salisbury Plain all afternoon, in fact we were shooting towards the sun so it was a bit of a hindrence! Anyway it was a lot of fun and a much needed break for Rosie as she is in the middle of preparing the horses for the Winter season, getting the young horses ready for Quob next week and the more experienced ones for Crofton the weekend after. Phew. No rest for the wicked! Thanks to Larkhill Garrison Clay Shooting Club - visit their website for more info http://www.lctsc.co.uk/
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New Identity! 09/10/2009
 
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So after a few years being known as RM Equine, and so many people wondering what the RM stood for, my marketing guru advised me to rename the business Rosie Moss Equine so that potential customers instantly know who they are dealing with!!!

Louise has come up with a new logo and has been busy producing new stationery, business cards, flyers and of course this fantastic website!

In return for all the above I am going to give her some riding lessons - which should be interesting as she hasn't been on a horse in over 13 years!!!

Our next project is to get the logo onto the horse transporter.
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