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I've had a simalar problem with one of my stallions that have now resolved. I was kinda trying every thing at the time to stop him hurting himself and i came up with this idea that worked. At the gate i put up an eletric fence in a small arc so that he could not gallop two strides an let him off...

It depends on the horse mostly. you can do only very light work like hacking out. but i would stop around five months before she is due to be on the safe side.

Try using a spray coller insted!

I have used one before on my springer spanial, but never again will i try it again because it worked perfectly. my dog did what yours does. so i tried the coller because i was out of options. It worked perfectly, she would come back when she was called and every thing after only 4 days of useing...

my preveous foal died of neonatal isoerythrolysis about a year ago unfortunately. However the foal was fantastic quality, so i want to breed the same two horses again to try and produce the same quality foal as the last. My question is, how likely is it that the next foal will get neonatal...

Well they did buy the horse so they should sort out the problem. The horse has not been ruined, time and effort can fix the problems. They must go back to basics and start again. A horse is for life as is any other pet they become family, and you will form very strong bonds of friendship...

my preveous foal died of neonatal isoerythrolysis about a year ago unfortunately. However the foal was fantastic quality, so i want to breed the same two horses again to try and produce the same quality foal as the last. My question is, how likely is it that the next foal will get neonatal...

Also i have only just signed up too the horse and hound forms thing, to ask for advice not an hour ago. I have never tried posting a form, so this is a first. I would not asume things if i were you! sorry but your wrong.

Well thanks for your helpfullness (That was sarcasm by the way). I am disapointed, i thought someone might have had an idea i haven't thought of yet.

Seriously:( no idea what your on about?

What name change?

yes it is possible for horses to wind suck without needing an object. but he prefers to wind suck on something. He is not overly addicted to wind sucking, i think he just started it because he was bored. he doesn't bother trying to do it in the field Because he is ethier running riot or eating...

(Chuckle) I'am definitly not a man! Urg!

He's real and definitely not the perfect horse. He does wind suck when hes in his stable, so i turn him out as much as possible. he cannot wind suck in the field because of the electric fencing.

He wasn't regesterd so i thought he might be a cross with a thoroughbred or a simaler breed at first because he was so big. So i tried to trace his parantage. After a few months i found that his sires sire was Andalusian x Trakehner.