I had noticed her odd action and the way she generally is behind. I shall have to get my own vet out and see what she says. If, and it’s a big “if” it’s as some of you have mentioned, then yes, there is only going to be one end to this story as I would never pass her to anyone if she wasn’t...
The previous owner had the vet out for her hocks a few years back. Nothing untoward, said she’s just stiff with age.
I’m not blaming anyone. You got that wrong.
Well obviously I can’t afford retirement livery if I can’t afford DIY. And yes, she’s majorly calmed down and has come right. No issues at all now. And yes it’s taken time, but she’s fine. So your point is what?
I cannot afford to keep her. End of. One way or another she has to go. I still have...
I appreciate it’s a gamble, but I cannot keep her. I’m about to fork out another livery bill for her that I cannot afford, and having spent ages digging myself out of a financial pit after Covid and all the worry and ill health that caused, I’ve no intention of going down that route again.
She doesn’t have medical needs. No idea where you got that from. I’ve advertised her everywhere in a last ditch attempt, but no luck as yet. Also, yes I’ve obviously had my car repaired, since no car = no income = no home. Not sure if you live in the real world.
Just trying to avoid her being pts. She’s perfectly rideable, behaved beautifully on a ride and lead (she was lead) last weekend, other than being a stroppy mare when we turned for home. I just want another home, someone who can afford her bills.