Recent content by angiebaby

Endurance ones are fab, but not very pretty; I have them for hacking and doing pleasure rides, they are like shock absorbers! http://www.performance-equestrian.com/cat/cat020500x-item_1.html

Doesn't sound like PSD to me, not in hind legs anyway; Mine felt more stiff and not using leg properly. I had a scan which confirmed this. Hind legs are hard to diagnose, and even harder to treat especially if not caught early. My pony had the neurectomy done and it was very successful

Not only do I love Joules stuff, I also think that its good vaue; I have had some of their tops for years and years and they still look like new ( they are worn daily!) I'm 47. but my daughter who is 19 would not be seen dead in them ( she has no fashion sense at all lol) Fortunately ( or...

My lorry is geared up to travel them herringbone . I usually only have mine in so he has the whole of the lorry. On opening he is always stood facing backwards, he travels very well, allbeit a bit impatient to get going!

ooo I love my H reg Daf with cummins engine Starts first time, and has done for 4 years. Just thought I'd share as its just passed its plating with flying colours, and only the £75 fee

I bought a H reg Daf 4 years ago for £5.5k; 7.5t three ponies two large horses, sink, cooker large luton, seats; had to travel down to Herts for it. In that time I've had some new tyres and last year had the brakes done which was £600. But that is all apart form the £75 plating and the normal...

I used to feed to my three natives, but I found it hard to get it ( was a 30 mile trip) I fed Lucie cobs too. They did enjoy them, but I doubt whether it will put weight on as they are just made of Lucerne. I got bored of soaking them tbh, around £10 a bag they do last a long time though. I...

I have a 7.5t Daf Roadrunner, 19 years old ; No rust whatsoever on it; just sailed through its plating again at a cost of £75 Yipee!!!

I have the same pony 14.1hh Welsh x Arab 18 years old, out 24/7 on limited grazing. I do mainly pleasure rides of up to 12 miles once a month and hack out 4/5 times a week for around 2 hours. Ben gets fed Good Doer ( couple on handfuls), Speedi-beet and Pasture Mix ( 1 scoop) twice a day. He...

I have this bit for my cob Ben; he is much more flexible with it and doesn't lean, been using it for 4 months now and I love it! http://www.shop4bits.com/item--Eldonian-by-Jeffries-Revolver-Loose-Ring-with-Lozenge--BICR01.html

Get these! I know they are pricey, but for hacking they are like having shock absorbers! I couldn't live without mine http://www.performance-equestrian.com/html/cat020500x.html

I don't know Cambridge, I'm suprised its that expensive? I would of said being its a terrace around £ 450-500k My farmhouse is on the market; We are two miles from Market Harborough, I am detatched with 6 acres and stone/slate roof stables out the back door. Ours is on for £645k, a bargain I...

I used the Myler comfort snaffle MB02( but with hooks) for my cob with a small mouth, big tongue! he went brilliantly in it. Stopped his head tossing. However tried it on my Welsh x arab who has a small mouth, small tongue and he hated it; Trial and error and a few weeks later, he is going very...

Same as the others say I'm afraid! My shetalnd go it 6 years ago in January; Now I have to muzzle him during the daytime in winter so he can go out with the others.

I have a 7.5 ton Daf Roadrunner, old 1990, took it for plating yesterday and it passed with flying colours Yipee. I paid £5000 fo it 4 years ago and I've had the brakes done and some new tyres over that time, so not bad. It has big living and carries two big horses or three ponies; Wouldn't...