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Ecklands Sports Horses. Carnhill, Loughshinny, Skerries, Co Dublin. © 2007
 | Big Red on his first day |
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 | Red Riding |
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 | With Tack On |
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Big Red an amazing young horse who received his Education at Ecklands before going to his new owners. Photos show Red on his first day of training
 | Orio at the start of his riding career |
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 | Hacking Out for the First Time |
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 | Showing his paces in the arena |
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Our Young horses of whom we are so Proud
Orio was one of the easiest horses we ever encountered and went from strenght to strenght. He is a super young horse and found a smashing home with his new owners
 | Riding in just a Halter |
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 | Ground Work with Saphi |
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 | Elaine Heany of INH and Saphi |
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The Practice of good Common Sense horsemanship has always been important to us here at Ecklands and this year saw us working closely with Elaine Heany and the Irish Natural Horsemanship Society. Photos show Edel & elaine working with Saphi
 | Fier On his first Day |
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 | Galloping for Fun |
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 | Strutting his Stuff |
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 | Such Presence |
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 | WOW!! |
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Fier arrived with us in Early November 2007 as a Stallion, he is pictured here on his first day as a proud unbroken horse with super presence and a fine step
.jpg "Little Krissie Born April 2007") | Little Krissie Born April 2007 |
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.jpg "Heading for Trouble") | Heading for Trouble |
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.jpg "Oops Where is my Mum") | Oops Where is my Mum |
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Breeding Quality Youngsters is a large part of what we do at Ecklands, Little Krissie or Elkie was our first born foal of the year and is pictured below at about 3 weeks of age
 | Mouse Jumping |
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 | Mouse in Flight |
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 | Mouse in Trot |
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Ecklands Diamond Spurs AKA Mouse, born here in 2002 and brought back for schooling in 2007 is now hunting with the Ballymacads in Co Meath
.jpg "A Super Honest Horse") | A Super Honest Horse |
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.jpg "Loves Cross Country") | Loves Cross Country |
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.jpg "And Jumps for Fun") | And Jumps for Fun |
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Every now and again we get a horse that is just so easy and simple. Ginger, pictured below on a Cross Country Traing day was one such horse. He now lives happily north of the border with his new owner.
