64 and 18. I can see myself looking for one more as this lass eases into a quieter life. A youngster about the place will keep her spritely. Or so I tell OH.
It's been many years since I was there but overall I found it hotter in the summer and colder in the winter. In many other regards it was rather similar to the UK.
It's taken many, many years to finally get back down to Cornwall and I'm never moving away again! It rarely gets over 25 in the summer, nor below -1 in the winter, with more sunshine than many parts of the UK. We have beaches and moors to ride on, and the most wonderful network of bridleways and...
I've hacked my Flexible Filly muzzle as my pony was eating out of the sides. I took a hole punch and and made the necessary holes so that I could then use cable ties to close the side gaps up a bit. It's worked really well, much to the pony's disgust!
The muzzle doesn't clog with mud at all. It...
My cubes are the older style so no slot. Initially I bent the grid slightly and inserted it and it then stays in the cube permanently. To fill the cube I pull the grid to the back and curve it out of the way. Fill the cube then pull the grid up and over the top. Just very occasionally the grid...
I can only comment on my own experience but I actually prefer the gusset further forward. My mare is a big moving Welshie and the rug seems more steady on her during all her various antics. Definitely no rubbing and no restrictions on silly Welsh cob airs above the ground.
I've had Newfies for many years but it's not a breed I foresee for my dotage. I'm not especially house-proud but even a semblance of 'clean & tidy' is a lot of hard work when living with a Newfoundland. I've found myself looking (oh-so-casually you understand) at rescue greyhounds recently...