Recent content by Bertolie

Love mine! I use them on my hairy cob, predominantly to remove her feather but will also do a full clip. I have an assortment of blades and also splashed out on the battery pack. Quiet and low vibration, they are excellent for clipper phobic horses!

Big Horse Shop broad fit or Ruggles heavy horse rugs are both fab

Henry James Saddlery do some lovely bridles. All ccomponents can be bought separately and they do several amatomical/comfort headpieces

Only just seen this, my mare was on the syringes of Levothyroxine paste (made by Bova i think) which were costing £42 each and lasted 2 days. She had had 2 x 30 days courses at full dose and then a further 30 day course which was gradually reduced over the course of two months. Total cost for...

Henry James Saddlery have some lovely bridles and you can mix and match components and sizes

Sophie Seymour based in South Gloucestershire is supposed to be very good

Livery is monthly standing order. Farrier/saddler/etc is cash on day. Horses teeth are done by vet under sedation and covered by a monthly health plan paid by standing order and includes vaccinations. I have an account with vets for all other bills and pay a set amount by standing order each...

Out tack room is double doored, inner one padlocked and outer one yale lock, and bars on windows. I think the biggest deterrent are the owners 9 dogs which live on site.....5 of which are rottweilers! We have had a few dodgy characters on site asking silly questions so we always point them in...

I have a Henry James bridle for my mare. She is a nightmare to get a bridle for 'off the peg' as she is a mix of full and x-full but you can mix and match the Henry James Bridles to suit. I absolutely love my bridle!

My mare eats her droppings (dont ask!) and thats exactly how hers looks when shes been having a nibble!

Newton Equestrian in Mullion is fab. Lovely hacks, beach rides etc.

I have the Masterclip Showmate trimmers, fab little set, well worth the money.

My mare has had a string of problems for the last two years....headshaking, undiagnosed lameness, liver issues and laminitis. I am now starting to bring her back into work after 11 months box rest, she still chucks her head around....am i too heavy for her? Is she in pain somewhere? She has just...

Do whatever it takes to ensure your horse doesn't get laminitis. My mare has been on box rest for the last 10 months after being diagnosed and xrays confirming rotation in both front feet. She is able to start in hand exercise now but still cant have any turnout. She got fat and i didn't...

I have had my Roamers for 5 years and have never had a problem with the battery falling out. Have to agree that the Masterclip customer service is fab so I am sure they will sort the problem out for you quickly.