Recent content by bonnie93

my god your all over sensitive. was not suggesting that they should just leave horse in field as opposed to selling to a good home. was implying that it wasnt appropriate for mother to tell daughter to sell her horse as shes to busy! OP know says that she isnt going to be selling alone...

hard work?? then again being 15 you probably think putting a few ads up and being there when people come to view is 'hard work'. to be honest, buyer would be stupid to purchase off a 15 year old and i dont think its appropriate that you mum wants you to sell him. sounds like hes much loved...

i always hack out xmas day mornin, bout 8am, its amazing how quiet the roads are and how many ppl look out their windows when my horses hoofbeats echo down the streets :D

if hes so fab, why do you have to sell? or is it just so you can buy pretty new one? and its nice to see that your only bothered about profit for yourself

havent read the other posts, but in my opinion you shud pts, it may not be nice but having a child in the house you cannot risk it especially if she has attacked other dogs before. it sounds like you have tried your hardest with training etc so you have done everything you can for her

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=393797 just read one of teds mums threads, disgusting, how many ppl do you lie to? and, most of your threads seem to involve buying and selling horses. at least ppl know to avoid you now

depends where you are, prices range from 25-35 in our area. best thing do is go visit lots of yards in your local area (just pretend your looking for livery yourself :D ) then you can nosey at the facilities and how much they charge then compare with your own

http://www.allenandpage.com/Products/Rest-and-Light-Work/Fast-Fibre.aspx would try this until you get to the bottom of the problem :) where abouts are you? maybe ppl on here cud suggest a good vet in your area if your not happy with yours.

have you tried NED?

me too, mines bin on boxrest since beginning of oct, but was told by the vet on thurs that i could start to hack her out (but still keep her on boxrest :eek: ) she had her shoes back on yesterday and we went for walk up the road this mornin, very glad it was in hand caus shes pranced and...

havent read the whole thread, so sorry if i repeat what others say lol you have to be in the regulars for 2yrs before you can apply for mounted division. if you arent in the police already then your pretty much stuffed as with cutbacks they are unlikely to recruit in the near future, and...

she seems as unlucky as my mare! nice to see im not the only owner who likes to take pics of nasty injuries :D

yep! my horse is very responsive to your seat in the school, so only ride her in snaffle to catch her energy however if something spooks her out hacking then she bolts and your unable to 'catch' her energy in a snaffle! :rolleyes: hence we hack out out in a kimblewick but it is very softly...

im with nfu, monthly or lump sum payments, ive done both lol

interestin thread! suppose some people couldnt imagin doin this to their horses, i would personally be one of them, my horse is my baby! but i can understand why it is an option for others. if your horse goes to turners their legs may be used for dissections by reaseheath students, i know...