Just to note, my horse's keratoma did not show on xray.. but sounds like yours could be cushings related from what you have said. Also worth checking mineral balance, as that is what caused repeated foot abscesses in my late gelding.
I get the big 4 string bales, just gone up to £75 from £50. I don't have storage for more than 1 bale at a time and need 2 a month at this time of year. Hay man is reliable and will source in if he runs out, knowing the issues with supply, I'm happy to suck it up and pay.
Had no idea 'spicy' had such negative connotations... I often use it to describe my exracer as he can be enthusiastic about life if he hasn't had enough work, or if he hasn't been 'out out' in company for a while. ETA, when in good, varied work and going 'out out' more regularly he is still...
I had a Humphries and Swain jump saddle on my late horse for the last 13yrs of his ridden life, and as it did not fit current horse he had an Albion K2 GP, which I then replaced with the K2 jump 3.5yrs ago. I did have a K2 jump on the old boy before the H&S, I find them super comfy!
I saw the Tyler FB post this morning, and realised it was linked to this.. As they say, each side has their story but the truth is often somewhere in the middle. Either way it all seems like bad blood and one hell of a mess.
One question I have is, how on earth can she get away with only...
I'd hazard a guess he is either lacking in something (e.g. UK soil is generally high in iron which affects copper and zinc uptake, or vit E/selenium as already suggested.) or he is in discomfort somewhere. Good luck getting the bottom of it OP.