Agreed! I suppose time will tell but this is where when you are top heavy (eg being higher up on them from the waist up) can be unbalancing probably for both horse and rider jumping
That encouraging to know about your youngster growing. I know there are lots of stories of warmblood types growing on and on so we can live in hope that TBs do too!
Summer does make things easier with day light and dry weather so we can get going with some ground work
Afternoon,
Looking for some opinions on what to do in my situation. Last year I collected a very very malnourished skinny 2yo TB from his breeder for the grand sum of £1 - I shouldn't really have got him but felt sorry and so here we are . It was initially a bit touch and go as to whether he...
I find the whole situation strange!
I believe there is a large chunk of information that has been omitted. Agree with others who have said that this is getting a following and therefore there will be speculation and looking into her life and set up
I think the trojan xtra are good value for money so another vote there.
What I have been doing lately is buying from Vinted and getting the good brands (rhino, horseware, ect) but much cheaper and often in brilliant condition.
Thanks all. Yes very valid point about NOPS.
I think i will keep the fussier warmblood on baileys ease and excel but swap the others out of the season. The 2 in higher work I do think need feeding but the others are probably fine with very little.
Evening,
Looking for advice and or experiences of swapping from high value feed brands (such as; Baileys, Dodson and horrell, Topspec, Allen and page) to the cheaper brands (Heygates). I have done a sin an added up my cost for my 5 horses. Based on a spreadsheet I think I could make a huge...
I personally don't worry about sidebone too much if the overall picture is good. It can be very tempting to over fixate on one problem it really depends how he is overall.
On another note he really does have the most beautiful head!!!