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Just spent the afternoon in Herefordshire watching Adrien giving a clinic.Three beautiful big Mules in one field I'm in Paradise!effinately going back tomorrow and Wednesday if I can












There were plenty of shortears there too but you know me.....only got eyes for mules

Well looks like you had a good reason to be missing from our gathering at Helen's.
Those mules look great, what are their names/history?
What exercises are they working on?
Will put on some mule camp pix shortly...

Was talking to Adrien this afternoon said how I like female mules to geldings (But don't tell Malaga)and he tuned round and said his is fr sale!!!!
I love her but better stick with Malaga after all the trouble I've been to to get him started but its very tempting as she's a gorgous animal.(And dodn't ask how much because I didn't dare ask! )

They are very nice mules, pity I only have 41 pence left of my overdraft.....I am in Scotland at the moment helping out on the RDA carriage driving holiday, they are showing me what I should be doing. I did not disgrace myself by coming last in the indoor wheelchair cones course last night, self propelled class.......

She is an absolutely beautiful mule, I can only imagine she would be mega bucks!!!!

Hello, great pics!

So were is this chap based then? How come we have a mule trainer pop up in the UK?! Couldn't find anything on google even with Google suggested alternative spellings! Am intriuged.... tell me more....

He comes over from Switzerland.This is his Site (Think Albie posted a picture some time ago.)
http://www.rosszahnarzt.ch/index2.html

I missed him last year because I only got to hear about it at the Parelli Conferance so asked to be notified this year.I know Liz went over to Spain to do a coarse with him earlier in the year.
I couldn't do the coarse as I'm not high enough in the levels but I'm loving watching it.
These are the details I got as a Spectator
We're hosting a 5 day course in Herefordshire with the wonderful
> > Adrain Heinen 4* Parelli Instructor from Switzerland, and his Mules -
> > Don Alfredo & Lenza (yes! - he brings them with him!). 2nd - 6th
> > August 2008.
>
Spectators are welcome at £20 per day but are not able to camp on
> > site.
>
> > Packed lunches are available for £3.50 a day but need to be pre-
> > ordered the day before.
> > Coffee, tea & cold drinks are available ad lib on a DIY basis to all
> > spectators & riders.
>


"Rough End", Kilreague Farm, Llangarron, Herefordshire
HR9 6PF
landline: 01989 770990 / mobile: 07966 620356
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I can't manage whole days so I'm spectating at half price,going again Wednesday afternoon

I thought I was seeing things Friday morning on the M20 around the Maidstone area I saw a horse box with two mules, head sticking out the back. I phoned my husband and he didn't believe me so I will show him the pictures. I said one mule looked like Moses my big white mule. I'm so glad you posted this. The mules look wonderful.

I agree with you jinglejoys I prefer girl mules but I would not swap my boy either.