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I think it is an excellent idea. Just choose very carefully who brings her back into work, if you aren't doing it yourself. She will...

I sold a Black Country GP event to saddle bank last month for £400. Not a great price but better than it sitting in the tack room...

Love hearing all these upbeat posts! So finally the momentous day arrived and we are now the proud owners of a beautiful stable...

We don't compete anymore and I love the fact I don't have to ride everyday to keep the horse fit. If it's raining or blowing a hooley I...

Me too:) I love riding. I love groundwork. I love messing about at liberty. I also love just being with them with zero expectation and...

Horse owner of nearly sixty years. I now appreciate the gift of not riding. No guilt. No pressure. Just feeding,grooming,being with them...

I am so sorry you have had such a difficult time with her, and in particular that hideous loaner who only made everything worse for the...

And Nuumed too 😁

Thanks for the kind comments on their conditions, especially cobby’s! Thoroughbred’s routine hasn’t changed at all since September, has...

Just here to say how fab your 30 year old looks :)

We have several TB's who have lived out happily this entire winter on decent grass with no extra hay. some tB's are actually rather good...

To be honest even in the near Arctic horses go unclipped and in rugged, but it's much more dry. I feel it's the rain they need...

Animals raised on this type of land become very sure footed. Rocks are for standing on in order to see further.

I use a 50g rug with a detachable neck as my base, then add or remove liners as necessary. I never seem to have to go beyond 250g even...

350g is far too much except for the most extreme of weathers IMO My 50g rug is my most used with 100g for cooler days and 250 for cold days