Recent content by ginniebee

Lol! we have a brilliant bridleway that goes STRAIGHT through the golf course!! Its really good fun to hold up the golfers!! or yell 'fore' as we ride through! Extremely immature, but jolly good fun!!

Oh my God, couldnt the advertiser have at least tried to put some meat on that poor creatures bones before advertising him. Im shocked

I hate to admit it but i havent ridden since december, Ive got all the excuses under the sun, starting new job, christmas, new car, no time, dark nights. I cant remember ever feeling like this before. Its not my horse, shes a star, and its not that i cant be bothered, Im up there for hours...

Thats a deffinate!! We are keeping him after such an awfull time, she gave birth to the first one at home it was stillborn, we ended up at the vets in the midlde of the night and the mum having a cesarean, there was another dead pup inside her and we ended up with two live pups to take home...

Play!!! I meant socialise!!!!!

On how to get an only pup to play? Long story but my jr lost three of her pups at birth and was left with one gorgeuos little boy, hes three weeks old today and quite active, just wondering how hell cope without his siblings as there will be no pecking order ect. Just wondered if any of you guys...

Thankfully i dont keep anything of value on yard, but arrived this evening to find some clever sod had jumped the barbed wire broke into container and swiped all my head collars and lead ropes, totally worthless, but a bloody pain for me, im near stanford area leics, just wanted to warn people...

So fed up with all this rain i decided to give my tack a good clean, and wash all my numnahs!!!

Lol im quite partial to a nice juicy steak myself!! or a lamb chop!!!

Just wondering though, is it true that sheep like to nibble horses tails, were moving yards next weekend and the farmer wants to keep his sheep in with the horses, (4 ewes and their offspring) I was just wondering if it would be a good idea to tie up their tails, the horses, not the sheep lol...

Just being nosey, but what was your vets diagnosis and what did he/she reccomend? maybe it would be worth having a chat to sort out some sort of long term pain releif, I really do feel for you and hope you come to some sort of happy conclusion.

I know that poo picking is an important part of ownership, worm contol ect but ffs theres much more important things to be getting on with than worrying about crap in the field, if i were you id find myself a yard with 'normal' people on it who have their priorities right!!!!!!!

Really does look like lice to me, and you cant always see the little blighters!!! You could always try treating with lice powder, and use your cream as well.

You could be on to a good theory here Thomastank, I do community care and there are four other of us girls with horses, we had a chat about this a while back and we came to the conclusion that it was the flexible hours, oh!!! and the fact that you can sneak off in between calls to see to your...

I'd highly reccomend sudocrem, i use it for everything!! You could invest in a bib, they are great for preventing rug rubs.