Recent content by Jade&Syrah

Thank you all. I went hunting boxing day last year on my mare and it was brilliant that's why is like to go again this year in my new boy. Especially as I don't often get chances to get time off work boxing day is one I can get off. It's just a lot more particular down here to where I was...

I always do turnout to the highest standard even for a local friendly jumping competition. Do you know if grey piping I'm bridles are allowed? And is a green tweed acceptable? I'm new to hunting tbh.

Thanks he's nit hogged or pulled he's natural just didn't know if he can stay natural of if its to be plaited? I'vd never been in such a serious hunting county where things have to be perfect

I haven't hunted much and only on plaited ponies in a less serious hunting county. I've now moved and I'm taking a cob to a big hunt on boxing day. What's the correct dress code regarding coloured tack (his bridle has grey piping) and a native mane

I haven't posted since I lost my 4yo, but I've recently got a cob. We're going hunting on Boxing Day and it's a big hunting place where I am, what do I do with his mane? Obviously everyone plaits but he's a native. Thanks in advance

Thanks for all your lovely comments! Shes currently standing at 14.2/3 wearing a 5'6/5'9 rug. Shes out of a 15.2hh purebred grey arab mare by fuest classico a 16.2 red and white rheinlander stallion by furst piccolo. Shes so easy to please, she goes to shows like shes been before, and she...

Yearling that is! She loves being harrassed and played around with!! She's so confident and cheeky!! :)

I was also told id have a passport given to me for her

I kept them updated throughout the whole time through her illness so i kept them in the loop, as they may not have sent the forms off if she was being PTS.

She thinks shes had some sort of infection which has affected her as its caused her so much pain/stress! In her urinary tract or a water infection. 4 days on antibiotics so far and shes back into civilisation! I've even dared take her head collar off in the field!! We may also try her on...

We were looking at doing that, if there is not other way as Weatherbys request a vets diagram etc, and a vet bill on top of the passport, is quite hefty. (I will do it, don't get me wrong). I just know it is illegal to sell a horse without a passport.

In May I bought a thoroughbred, on reciept it says 'passport pending' as they had to apply for a duplicate from Weatherbys. I know the old owners quite well and trusted that i'd get it asap. I then moved counties July 1st and still had no passport, I had to travel her with a vets note to say its...

UPDATE: On Friday the vet we had arranged to come and PTS my 4 year old gave me a second opinion first. She did tests, scans etc and she fulled believed it isn't a neurological. Shes took bloods, and my mare is also on antibiotics, day for of her antibiotics and shes a completely different...

Thanks. Vet seems to think ragwort poisoning has caused hers, if she ate it as a foal. (I've had her since may.) Or other thing was toxin in the brain or a tumour. All i know is its not fair to put her through the tests for the same outcome, especially at the age of 4. So were doing it before...

Thank you both. She'll go in the next few days. Shes just at the point where she's getting dangerous to handle, they said we can have tests done, but that's just prolonging it as we can see she is going downhill. Sorry for the loss of your two cptrayes