Recent content by Harveybear23

Thankyou very much :)

Thank you, I've taken your advice and thanks for doing it :)

hiya,* has anyone bought a horse and its gone lame soon after buying? im doing a dissertation on lameness and would love people to fill out my survey, its takes just a few minutes and i would be super grateful, will send lots of good karma to those that do...

hiya, has anyone bought a horse and its gone lame soon after buying? im doing a dissertation on lameness and would love people to fill out my survey, its takes just a few minutes and i would be super grateful, will send lots of positive karma to those who do it image...

hiya, has anyone bought a horse and its gone lame soon after buying? im doing a dissertation on lameness and would love people to fill out my survey, its takes just a few minutes and i would be super grateful, will send lots of positive karma to those who do it :)...

Thanks guys :) I'm not convinced about the whole set up yet so any researcher is valuable to me :) x

Sorry maybe I wasn't clear enough, my fault, I was looking for evidence that the horses travel more in a track system than a normal paddock or vice versa. But Thankyou for the reply :) x

Hi im doing a research project and I'd like to do it on the paddock paradise system, anyone know of any scientific research that agrees or disagrees with it? Any help welcome!

so what kind of moves and level of skill is expected in an unaffiliated test? complete newbie to this type of competition just would like more information before i throw myself and my horse into the world of dressage!

thank you for all your help :)

thankyou, where abouts are you going? if you dont mind me asking?

hi everyone i was just wondering if anyone has been to one of these demos? is it worth me travelling far away to watch one? and are they hard to follow or specifically about anything? would love your help :)

if you have a dually then you can use it, if he goes to bite school him backwards quite forcefully and then rub his head and walk on as if nothing happened and just keep repeating, mine used to bite for treats but now he takes 2 steps back instead of 2 towards you. i was told if they bite you...

Hi everyone, i am doing an assignment and need to know what oiling and stoking means in feed preparation methods and i am clueless, any websites or just what it is would be very very very very much appreciated! assignment due soon :eek: