I swear I saw one of these monsters. The noise they make is unmistakable. I've clocked them once or twice when I kept the horses alongside cattle about 10 years ago, but this is the first time I have seen them where there are no cattle at all.
I re-schooled an ex steeple chaser who'd gone straight from training to hunting until bought at 15 by a pair of novices who got him at a sale then put him in a field while they scratched their heads wondering what to do with him.
He was fab, I showed him as a worker and they got a nice RC all...
I'll go with this, ectopic wolftooth removal inc. x-rays and sedation, £360.
A friends horse had an enormous, diseased molar removed, through the mouth with standing sedation £1000 for a 4 hour operation, another similar through the side, £500.
My old boy, WCxHann, 15.2, is 21 now Adv.Med dressage and still sound. For many years he was on the Welsh BYRDS team with a young rider and I used to SJ him, 4ft, no problem
I was considering this as a way of getting back in after a long time away from BS membership, but as my area doesn't seem to provide any 'club' classes and I'm not too clear on just what classes I would be eligible for, shall I just hold my nose and shell out for full member and horse?
I mine could do 70 I'd be astounded, although I can crack on at 60 with a horse on board on the motorway.
However, given the roads in West Wales I usually trundle.
Had Liverpool treatment on a pea sized sarcoid on the sheath. This exploded into a huge bloody, messy, golf ball sized sarcoid that bled down his hind legs. Put him on Sarc-Ex and it is shrinking, the hair has grown back over it and other smaller sarcoids have all gone.
My geldings top tushes are quite far back in his mouth not leaving much room for a jointed bit. He jumps in a basic bendy bit but I find he leans and won't work through. All checks back, saddles etc have been done and the problem lies with the teeth. I don't intend to have them removed so I...
I'd agree with this, my first thought was "Oh dear look at those feet"
Shoes off, it will save you money in the long run and the shoes then will neither be masking nor creating problems.
Otherwise a nice looking horse, I'm a mug for bay TBs as well.