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I think this happened around the time my sister took on Benjamin Brown. She had a youngster which she moved from the breeders place to a...

I know the owner and horse too and it was absolutely tragic. The yard was dodgy AF as not only did they hush up symptoms but they...

Try to build with the backs of the buildings to the worst of the weather - nothing worse than battling against wind and rain constantly...

all mine have shires typhoons in various sizes - really useful and fit nicely on different shapes. Ruggles do larger size rugs if that...

I've always bedded on straw and not had a problem. Some have nibbled at their beds. The boys eat the straw in the shelter when the...

I bed my natives on Barley straw and none of them eat it

We do the same on gates. You could wrap it round the hay bell maybe? at the desirable height so heads can get in the holes but feet can't.

She is a bloody ulcer....hahaha 🤣

When I was looking. As a companion type. So many were ‘nervous, unpredictable, hard to catch, difficult with picking the feet out’. I...

for an arthritic light hack? :oops: :oops:

I've looked before but found they were all unridden. Might sound mean to some but if I have to cough up for it's keep and pick up it's...

Sadly not for a total freeloader! Something that could be a companion and gentle hack for a little girl would be good, but they only...

I did do this for a few months and it worked fine - then I put a nice big fluffy clean bed in one day (rather than just taking out the...

I was thinking of taking the fence round mine down tomorrow as it's the last bit of grass left ungrazed. I'll have to check carefully...

Reviving this thread because I don’t think it needs another fresh one, but is anyone still finding acorns?? I spotted my addict digging...