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been using hay cubes for years with a selection of thuggy stallions and never had one get in a pickle with it-the smallest pony sometimes hooks a leg in it but extracts himself without drama i will say although they are great in theory you do get a lot of manky yucky wet hay collect in the...

if you break it down and spread it around thinly it will help.....just dumping great big blocks will not

same, normally completely successful!

activated charcoal as above but possibly too late now to work....hope all ok!

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summer shelter i think straw on bare earth is fine winter shelters i think you need to do mud control mats then sand or shavings to stop slip and then straw on top to keep it dry

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ok he was in training for a few months but this is our boy: Winter Games- now 7yo stallion by Mehmas he is still entire and available at stud, aimed at sports horse market (rather than racing) ive had some nice horses, TB and WB and i have to say this one has the nicest brain

in the nicest possible way -what you wrote about gelding him was absolute 100% tripe, so why is anyone going to take anything further from the same source seriously? if you really do know something no one else does you can sit back smugly when it all comes to light but so far you haven't...

he was a gelding when he was sold to her and a gelding for MANY years before that and as as far as i can find out has no offspring so this IS nonsense

in a 4yo yes a big problem, in anything over 9 competing above medium its pretty standard..................thats about the smallest issue in this whole thing TBH

same

would normally just soak it in big trugs outside stable. if its purely for dust not sugars, steaming or damping with a watering can suffices short term for mine

decent snow here in Cheshire, horses are at home so zero issue there. took me 45 min to do 6 miles to work lol! didnt get over 20mph and thank feck for 4WD truck!

you need creosote (the proper stuff not the watered down B&Q variety)