Recent content by bluetrees

I know a handy person with a metal drill and pop rivet gun, so that's all good. Now to find the trailer.

Unfortunatley the yetis are above my budget. And I don't actually have the trailer yet. I have a double wessex but I thinking of selling and getting a single so that I can stay under the B licence limits.

Ah, fantastic. I didnt realise you could pick the downplating amount (within reason!) Awesome, thank you.

So my other option is a VW Passat estate. Log book says it can tow 1500. The plate in the door says the following numbers 2100kg 3600kg 1070kg 1080kg If i get a single trailer downplated to 1400 will I be ok or a Bateson Derby downplated to 1400? Thanks :)

Yes so citron c5 55 g too heavy. I'll double check it on the actual car tmz and not on line specs. Thanks

The yeti might be too new so over budget. Thinking a mondeo or another large estate. Got a citreon c5 in mind but its 2155 gvw

Hes 566.

Or does anyone have any suggestions of a car with a GVW of 2000 that I could pull a single ifor or cheval liberte (downplated to 1500) thanks :)

Does anyone have a combination that keeps them under the 3500 as on a B licence and manages to pull a double trailer with only 1 horse (not pony) in it? Or is this impossible?

1) B 2) 1612 3) 2100 4) 1500 5) 2600 6) 865 I would only be towing a small pony Thank you :)

I was ready to give up yesterday but today I changed my mind. I'm going to quit schooling and focus on hacking and see how she goes. I reAd on an old post that micronised linseed, turmeric and pepper helped another horse so I'm going to try that. I've got nothing to lose. Like you say 1/10 isn't...

Thanks for the replies....I think the main problem is that I already have age against me. My mare is already 17. She presented with it last summer when she was 16. She's currently 1/10 lame and has been for a few weeks. Since July last year she's been sound for about three months. I think...

Seeing as it was caused by the injury, it's difficult to say isn't it, how much of the treatment/recovery was injury related and sidebone related. But thanks for taking the time to reply.

My horse was diagnosed last summer with sidebone. She was off for about 6 months then I brought her back into work slowly and has been fine since January but she's gone lame again recently. I've read a lot of the old posts on here about other horses that have had sidebone and people have had...