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DCongratulations AE! What a stunning wee chap he is!
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DI would very much argue horses don’t feel grief. After I had my TB put to sleep my haffie was ok until she was taken away to be buried...
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Ddunthing liked Cortez's post in the thread At what point do you accept your horse/pony is just too old to do what you want it to do?.I'd give the poor old thing a nice retirement for his reward, not medicate him to keep him going for your own purposes. If he's slowing...
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Ddunthing liked Cortez's post in the thread At what point do you accept your horse/pony is just too old to do what you want it to do?.AAmp, any horse of 24 is old, any horse that is having to be medicated in order to be ridden is on the poorly end of things imo. I have...
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DOh, the Chow Chow explains the blue tongue thing. I thought they were showing off because it couldn't breathe. Sorry but the poor thing...
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Ddunthing replied to the thread Adult on native ponies.I have to agree with you about Highlands. I have had a couple of them and both have been superb. My first was a yearling and a sweet...
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DThanks. I’ve got a few years to improve before he’s ready. So I’m hoping I can make it. He’s got a lovely little lope already.
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DThat bite looks nasty, hope the antibiotics are kicking in now.
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DDaisy foaled a very cute colt foal just after midnight. Timing is perfect as I’m at the stud for the weekend so got to meet him today...
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DThanks very much for posting, I hadn't spotted it. What a wonderful video - isn't Nicola an amazing lady. It's incredible to see...
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DNicola is doing incredibly well. Mary got thrown off a youngster. A windy morning riding a youngster in the arena resulted in an...
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DThe last pic makes my heart melt
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DI can manage regular updates 😅 We are starting to pick at hay, grass and even mums hard food, she is also starting to turn and kick...
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DI vote this the number one thread ever started by a new joiner! .
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DGreat news and such lovely photos to see.