LOVING - AND LEARNING

Mandy contacted me in great distress over what she perceived to be her poor treatment of many animals in her care since childhood. In particular she was concerned to speak to her budgie, Pepe, who died when Mandy was 10. She is 80 now, and did not have a photo of Pepe but described him to me, and I immediately felt that I was connected to the right bird. Pepe told me that Mandy was a 'volatile' child who was terribly sad, and that he tried to help her and keep her cheerful.

With some friends I bought a share in this lovely thoroughbred as a yearling, to bring on and sell as a two year old racehorse. This is called pinhooking. It's a gamble that the youngster you buy will increase in value to give you a profit when sold to go into training. Horses are usually only named right before they run for the first time, so his name was 'the Hard Spun colt' because his sire is Hard Spun. My friends asked me to prepare him for his big day at the breeze-up s

Maya's person told me: The problem I have with Maya is how vocal she reacts to certain size dogs. If they are small then it’s silence and waggy tails but any dog over the size of a King Charles it’s fear and uncontrollable barking. I try to place her behind me away from the dog to give her more security. It’s just getting worse though! Maya told me: Big dogs can eat me! This was a sweet communication. First Maya was astonished that I was communicating with her and thought it