Recent content by Amphibolite

Ok, so after a year of being turned away for Dr Green to work his magic my boy is hopefully heading for the all clear in May! Needless to say I am on the hunt for his 'perfect home' so we can get his rehab off to a flying start without me worrying about his daily care (which seems to have always...

Brilliant! I recently moved my horse there and would definitely recommend them. The horses are all very well looked after and Rosemary is excellent at putting your mind at ease knowing that your horse is in good hands. The grazing is excellent and with good field management and limits on the...

Opinionuk - I totally understand how you are feeling. Although, I wouldnt worry too much about the windgalls (unless you are showing?). A lot horses have them without causing any problems. I've now maxed out my insurance and next logical step would be an MRI, but I cannot afford this myself...

Thanks Ella19. I have tried Surrey Grazing several times and left messages, but have heard nothing back. So now looking at other options.

After months of trying to figure out what's wrong with my lame horse, and lots of ££££ later! I've decided to turn him away for 6-12months in the hope he comes right. He's still you g and deserves this chance. Looking to put him on grass/long term rest livery (which will be hard at first but...

After months of trying to figure out what's wrong with my lame horse, and lots of ££££ later! I've decided to turn him away for 6-12months in the hope he comes right. He's still you g and deserves this chance. Looking to put him on grass/long term rest livery (which will be hard at first but...

After months of trying to figure out what's wrong with my lame horse, and lots of ££££ later! I've decided to turn him away for 6-12months in the hope he comes right. He's still you g and deserves this chance. Looking to put him on grass/long term rest livery (which will be hard at first but...

I too can relate to this dilemma!! I'm currently so stressed over it all, and just don't know what the solution is. Bought my first competition horse in November - a 5yr old Hanoverian, who had been show jumping up to Discovery. But I bought him for dressage. Paid quite a large sum of money for...

Thanks all for the suggestions. Unfortunately I've already looked at Little Owl and sadly wasn't too impressed :( heard a few negatives too (but every yard has them I guess) which is a shame as its very close to home for me. Lovely suggestions from the west side of Windsor, but sadly a little...

I appreciate that the perfect yard does not exist, but I am looking for the next best thing as a home for my young competition gelding (dressage focused). I often have to travel away internationally with work and really need somewhere where I can leave my horse with peace of mind when I go away...

Charmeroo - I am mostly dressage focused (sorry, only just seen your reply), although Thundry does look lovely. I've moved twice now (my poor horse) and I'm still not happy....just trying to ride it out. I just cant find anywhere half decent in the area which ticks all the boxes! and its...

Im hoping somebody out there may be able to help! Im looking for a professionally run competition yard to stable my young horse at, which must be near to the Surrey/Berks borders (Windsor, Ascot, Chobham region). Ideally a small, privately run professional yard - nothing too big and commercial -...