Recent content by Jas123

Women belonged in the kitchen?? Lol. I think you have heard the wrong story altogether!! Figety, sorry it was 18. I agree, no taste. It's the man who should have known better though!!! He certainly shouldn't have had a pat on the back. Yeah its silly this has raised its head again but to be...

Equidae, was he older than 35 three years ago when all this kicked off?? He should have been ashamed of himself and defended the young girl being made a scapegoat. Dreadful behaviour by him and a very poor example of a very sexist outdated hunt. The committee should have banned him if they...

Whoever ycbm is, no, I haven't. I'm made very welcome at all hunts, especially traditional trail hunts and bloodhound around the country. If you'd like me to name your sexist dreadful hunt who like to threaten people, I gladly will. All other hunts find the fact I'm banned for immoral...

Hi Alec, the Master got a pat on the back!! The girl in question was 18 so not underage at all.

Well, unfortunately I did not enjoy the immoral behaviour!! My 16 year old friend had an affair with a married 35 year old Master (who had a child!) and I apparently should have put a stop to it, lol. They banned her when it all came to light and when I objected, they banned me too!!! I didn't...

Is anyone else on here banned from as drag hunt for immoral behaviour? 3 years on and I still get nasty, slightly threatening texts from a Vice Chairman after a new Master invites me on a fun ride!! You don't get this sort of behaviour in Trail Hunting!! Lol!!

Oh, the Cheshire Bloodhounds are worth a visit, nearer Staffordshire and definitely as friendly as the Four Shires!!

If you've been to the Four Shires, you won't find the Cheshire Drag much good! Try the North Staffs Hunt, they're a trail hunt.

I beg to differ, I'm not sure you could describe those in charge of the CDH as lovely or friendly by any stretch of the imagination.

Try Claire from All Saddle Solutions I have a very dodgy back and I have a very difficult shaped horse. Claire made a saddle to support my back where I need it and it's also easily adjustable for when my boy changes shape. My physio has noticed a distinct loss in business and has my horse's...

Interesting! I'd personally be terrified of hunting in boots! The mud, grit, wet and risk of getting caught in something would really scare me. I also have hunted over sharp flinty ground but I don't see the issue?

Agreed but an imbalanced foot cannot create concavity. I also disagree with any 'carving'. A trimmer will monitor the feet and help the owner with appropriate diet and exercise! Mine have incredible concavity although my boy was 8 years old when I got him and always had been barefoot, he had no...

Sorry, misread the bit that she was only 3!! A trimmer will balance the feet properly so the horse is able to create its own concavity resulting in incredible grip. The feet on a healthy horse can grow faster than you could ever wear them. I sometimes think people see so many unhealthy long shod...

I'm not sure why any healthy horse would struggle with hoof growth? Mine can trot on roads endlessly. Boots are a no no for hunting due to mud and safety aspects. I don't see why any healthy horse would need them for hunting anyhow.

I have hunted barefoot for many years! No. I never get strange looks, more people admiring his feet! My horse can do more than a shod horse, is never footy, never slips (you need your trimmer to work on concavity though!). He can go all day on varied terrain as can my 4 year old. I'm not sure...