Recent content by HoofprintsInTheSnow

I definitely wouldn't expect to see the horse be ridden on a 80mph road. Maybe if you request to see it on another road?

When my pony had lami, i would soak one haynet overnight and one through the day. As someone else noted, defo rinse thoroughly with fresh water to get rid of the gross hay water. Your horse might be fussy at first but it should eventually begin to eat it and get used to it.

Never owned a mini in my life, but my friend did. We would do small jumps in hand, walks around the yard, free lunging and all that.

Aww he seems like such a lovely boy! I'm really sorry for your loss. Horses are the best healers and Toby would be glad you have a new horsey pal to help you get through such a hard time<3

I think it is, a lot of people i know claim it as being bad luck, i personally don't see it as bad luck though.

Xavier is such a pretty name! Same with Amber :)

Thats horrible, i don't understand why some people think it's okay to do that.

Just a bit curious to see your opinions on it. Many people say they don't see a problem with it whilst many others are totally against it. Personally i don't see the big deal with other people doing it, but i myself probably wouldn't.

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Thanks for the feedback! I was more thinking of it helping to strengthen her hooves a bit?

Just a few questions about hoof oil really, 1- How often should you apply? 2- Does it really benefit your horses hooves? 3- Would it help a laminitics hooves?

People that don't clean up after themselves

After a fall that left me at the hospital, for months and months i refused to be off a lead rope. It wasn't after i was encouraged to do work on a lunge line and i got my seat back, i am able to ride confidently again.

Some days it can feel like a chore riding when my mare doesn't want to cooperate, but when she decides to behave it is definitely something i wouldn't give up.

My pony can be aggressive when it comes to her feed, especially with other horses, but otherwise she is a sweetheart. Just leave her while she's eating and just take it away when she's finished, keep in mind you've only known her for two weeks. She will probably calm down once she realises you...