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Ok, Thank you very much :)

Yeah that is a great idea thanks alot, will try that next time..thanks.

No they're isn't at the yard, when were out hacking they're is a field that we sometimes go in were we canter, trot etc. And thanks for the advice, we do go down to an arena at least twice a month. I just want to know that i am doing the right thing.

He doesn't seem to over reach with his legs, but i may consider the supplements and the sole hardeners, he does need his feet trimming, and sometimes he does stumble, do you think just hosing down and picking his feet out are enough. He is a veteran and with his breed he as got thin legs.

The place where i stable my boy, they're is no school, so i cannot get people to watch my position, i feel as if i need to improve if i want to get anyway where as near as good as i want to get. When were out hacking i always lead, and whilst out hacking i dont feel as if i can concentrate on my...

Thank you for this advice, this is great, never though of that before, Thanks again great advice.

Thanks again for your response, much appreciated, as i am quite a worrier, this advice is much appreciated, Thanks again.

Thank you very much for your response, the lump on the back of his hind leg doesn't seem too hard and it is below his hock but higher than his fetlock area.

I love my horse to bits and we do alot of hacking, and only a bit of schooling and we did do some jumping for a time, i want to start showing him as he has alot of potential, and i am a confident rider when i ride him, i know my ridiing position needs some work, but i would like to start going...

My Horse's legs seem to swell when has in the stables, i think this is wind galls and he just seems to get this when he has been in the stables for a night, His fetlocks on his hind legs swell, i hose them down, and then turn him out, and then when i come back later they have gone down, What can...

I have a lovely older horse, whilst out hacking i never place any boots on his legs, the tracks aren't the flattest and are quite stony and muddy, with some thorn stems that poke out of the grass, do i need to avoid these? We usually canter the grass bits, and usually have a canter on the dried...