The gardeners face was hilarious when you stole the quad bike 😂

We enjoyed making this one. I almost fell off the back of the quad when we filmed out in the field lol I learned a lot myself on how much work it takes to maintain a yard.

I wish I could come work for you Olivia! It's such a breath of fresh air to see riders actually participating in yard duties! Past riders that I've worked for have always expect their grooms to do everything, one lady I worked for was almost hesitant to give me a day off because they had to look after their own horses (there was only 5 at the time)

I really love your blogs I could watch them all day.

After enjoying many dream barn tours, it was refreshing to see yours! We take care of our horses in Colorado and experience much of the mud, ice, freezing temperatures, hot mash, etc., and truly enjoyed your down to earth attitude. Bravo!

Sounds like a wonderful day to me. Nothing like hard work in the persuit of happiness. Thanks Olivia. 🤠

Well Olivia when i was a groom i must of mit i always prefered to be around the horses mucking them out keeping them clean talking to them ect, i cant say i really enjoyed riding them although i did, i enjoyed lungeing them too. Im retired now due to ill health, but i do miss it at times, so i enjoy watching your videos.

I love doing the yard work

Thankyou Olivia for replying, you have beautiful yardand horses.

Yasss, I love "My .... routine" videos!

Being a equestrian is 90% taking care of the horses, 9% training wich is verry hard and 1% actually looking pretty while riding. Mostly with your own horse

Since I'm a horse carer myself I really enjoyed this video. I wish we could provide that level of care for our horses. We are two people caring for about 50 horses (including about 12 lesson horses and the rest are horses of people who rent the stables.) We start at 7, feed till 8, turn out almost all of them until 9, muck out all the stables (mostly straw) until 11:30, feed again until 12, get the morning horses in, turn the afternoon horses out until about 13:30, sweep until 14:00, go home, fall into bed, repeat. No breakes, nothing. Fortunately my co-worker does the feeding in the evenings, otherwise I would have to come back at 17:30 again. It is really hard and we really wish for another co-worker but aparently there is not enough money.... Edit: and that is 6-sometimes 7 days a week. Since I am only 19 years old I sometimes REALLY wish I could just stay in bed🤣🤣

The bedding is so thick & comfortable - & love that you pile the straw up on the walls - Great idea to help prevent casting - I enjoyed watching your Labor Of Love !!

Thank you, Olivia.

I enjoyed this video! ❣️ Definitely shows the dedication horses require. I live in the states, in a very cold one and I’ve never really seen a horse turned out with leg wraps on. I’m curious what’s the reason behind yours 😊 I might give it a try! Thank you for sharing with us!

Love Olivia 🤩💕

Another great blog well done guys 👍👍👍

Serving such realness!! I love it! LOL

My little filly has the same rug as the horse in the field at 2:39 

Honestly would love to work at your yard 😂

Always interesting to see how things work behind the scenes. That background music when you were mucking out was hilarious Int about the "pillows" .. wish I'd known about that years ago. Admire all your hard work. Your attitude is beautiful and inspiring 🥰

I work at a little riding school (Iam 16) we start at 9 but I head out the house at 7:40 am the first thing we do is feed and turnout, there are 18 horses to 3 of us, then we start to muck out I can do 7 to 4 stables a day it just depends what the other staff are doing I do most of my mucking out in the morning but for ponies that go out at night I do there boxes in the afternoon, at around 12 the horses are brought in and washed of and put back to bed and then we feed lunch, after that at about 1:30 - 2 to maybe half 3 I have my lunch horses that go out in the afternoon are put out before hand and then Finnish of my chores after that I sweep like my life depends on it. and then sit a watch the children ride whilst I do a general tidy up around the yards then the afternoon horses come in get washed off and put back to bed, and then hard feed is fed hay is fed water is done And we do one last clean up ponies are turned out and we lock up at 6 0 clock and Iam home for 7 x

love your vids

I love your video's I agree with you I think its important to muck out ect as well as ride its part of having a horse and how you build a relationship with your horse and get to know them and I think if you love your horses which you do I think you lovely people should be prepared to look after them its not just about riding u are astar and id love to meet you one day from zoe in England Isle of Wight

Wished I could work with you.. love yard work it's not always about riding.. hard work comes first. Totally agree there. Got to put the work in... X

I love doing all my jobs just riding is boring 🤣😂

Very interesting vidéo of your routine ❤️

love the jaffa cakes in the background @6.58

Your so inspiring to me 😂❤️❤️

Think you have got the name in the title incorrect. Her sirname is Towers.

Those beds look lovely 🤦‍♀️

I have heard that banks need to be about 4 foot high to actually stop a horse from getting cast

Amen to yard work ! I'd rather spend time with the horses and knowing their happy , obviously would be happy riding as part of the job , but I dont see the point in working with horses if your purely just riding 👌👌

This was interesting, thanks. How many horses do you have on your yard?

your editing is amazing! what music do you use

Check out some Canadian riders chores for winter 😊❄☃️

love u

I know how to muck out horses at brook house farm in scamblsby

Olivia TOWERS I think....

Why do you keep your horses in a stall all winter? What's wrong with turning them out?

2:32 What rug is that? I'm looking for a rug for a warmblood with high withers and a broad chest. Do you have any suggestions?

Olivia Jones 😂😂

The conditions... SMH

The riding is by far my least favorite part.