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Hopefully the bad luck will end soon! I did move from a yard where I felt like we were on a never ending cycle of 'bad luck', vet bills, pts, horses not settling, both ridden prospects both being ruled out of being comp horses anymore, all the space of a few years, when they'd both thrived...

I think its a tricky Q as both ways have merit and neither are wrong. I agree it is definitely dependant on the horse and what training they have had. Topaz is much better leg to hand, she is insecure and likes the lead and support, but equally most of the higher level dressage work with her...

A good few inches of snow here in North Wales, glad for a 4x4 yesterday but the roads are pretty clear today!

All mine have Henry James and the oldest must be around 7 years old and still comes up like new, sad if its true that the quality has gone downhill though :(. I bought my last one a couple of years back and its still in great nick.

I’m not sure when they switched from wooden panels to fibreglass, so for a ten year old trailer I’d be looking for signs of soft/ damp/ peeling panels. Same for the floor, I’d want someone to check the axels/ wheels/ breaks/ etc.

Yes I had one, someone had added an extra wooden board that pulled out that meant the bed could be widened, though I never actually did sleep in it myself. Lovely trailer and I've since upgraded to the new Day-Treka as I don't need overnight living right now, horses travel well in it and the...

I have this one which is lasting well, though it does seem to be out of stock currently, I bought it via amazaon: https://www.turnerequestrian.co.uk/products/large-round-bale-net-field-haynet-2-holes-slower-feed-hay-net-size-5ft-x-4ft

How long have the rescue had them? Maybe 2 x spay cost plus boarding? But ultimately you’re giving them a safe home do whatever is comfortable to you.

We have a Rutland solar powered energiser and its very simple and easy to use, so would recommend a solar powered one. We rotate round the fields so one that's easy to move and install was a must, you just put the earth stake in, hang the energiser up and away it goes! Way lighter than lugging...

Well done!

For my previous cushings horse, she was fed soaked grass nuts and Keyflow pink mash and always did well on them.

Not sure how cheap you want but I've just bought these and they are very warm! https://equinesplendour.co.uk/collections/supertherms

Not yet 🤔 but there’s always time for more furry critters! Though I think Beryl would be in Slytherin despite her innocent little face 🤣.

I think Hufflepuff suits her name, she is very huffly-puffly 🤣 .

North Wales, usual roads are starting to flood according to FB, hoping the dentist can still get out to the girls later!