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Definitely try contacting the Veteran horse society's rehoming dept. I have my boy on permanent loan through them and his old owner sees him whenever she wants to. They were brilliant- helped us to find each other and took care of all the rehoming checks. They also have a centre where horses in...

Two years ago, I was in exactly your postion, considering whether to take on a 25 year old thorougbred who was a chronic cribber. He had no front teeth what so ever and literally cribbed for every second of the day (even while eating hay!). In the end, I rescued him and I have never regretted...

My horse has just stopped cribbing at twenty-five years old. He started at the age of five and was such a committed cribber that he would crib with a cribbing collar on, didn't care about cribbox and would even crib on people or his own leg if there was nothing else around to do it on. The only...