Recent content by Amy4444

He's eaten my grooms elbow and took a chunk out of my arm, but only ever in his stable, I'm near Grantham Lincolnshire

Which behaviourist did you use? He's a nice horse in every other way just the stable manners :(

I agree with the ulcers, as when he's stabled away from home for a night he's lovely and nice in field etc good to tack up away from home no issues with girth. He almost thrives from a good telling off, he will launch at you try to bite you and then hide in the corner as if to say '***** this is...

Easy to catch, quite happy, might try to nip you on way in but not dangerous like in the stable

Completely unknown history as he's from sales in Ireland thanks for advice!im going to try more groundwork :)

My horse is a 16.3 chestnut ISH, He's 6 yrs old and is out eventing around BE90/100. He's one of the best horses I have ever ridden and I do believe we will go quite far BUT... in the stable he's a monster!! He launches at you over the stable door, tries to bite you, will turn on the door and...

Quite an interesting read!! Ty

My vet has been out this morning, to cut a long story short, my horse has no clinical signs of wobblers, the tail pulling test suggested some weakness behind, but not neurological? My vet said that the vet doing the 5 stage would have come to the conclusion of wobblers because he plaits behind...

Yep he turned some tight circles and saw him go backwards, he said that was fine, he also said he was fine in trot.

He hasn't got wobbly back legs does not trip, can easily do flying changes and does on a regular basis, the vet based it on the fact he can pull the horse sideways by its tail in walk, he passed the flex ion tests too! I have a good relationship with my vet and she saw me riding him only a week...

No, he has no 'obvious' symptoms of wobblers, I'm getting another vet out to have a look as I am paranoid.

I immediately called my vet, who has dealt will all my horses, I will call another vet as I'm curious to what they will say I spoke to a lot of people on the yard and they were all quite stunned as they know the horse very well!

I called my vet straight away, I was mega paranoid! She knows my horses very well, she was a little puzzled as to why he would say that. The vet rang the potential buyer first to see if they wanted to carry on the vetting, obviously they said no.

i have my 10yr old Dutch warm blood gelding up for sale, I have owned him two and a half years and could put good money down on him passing a 5 stage vetting, he's never lame, sick or sorry ever!! The vet came to see him, trotted him up once, walked him twice, pulled his tail over too one side...