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Revolutionary overreach boot designed for a whole and safe protection of the heel area. Useful for every discipline, and can be used on all surfaces (grass, sand, mud) The particular anatomic shape and protective material, guarantees a perfect fit on the horse?s heel to give total protection.

Somtimes contacting the auction where you got him might help. The horse could have been sold there previously and it will be on the record book. Personally I gave up trying to track down unreg horses because it was so dang difficult. Good luck in your search!

That was the most beautiful tribute and so beautifully written and so so moving. RIP The White Fox.

Usually horses do not seriously kick their friends, and the foal will, at this stage, be a tiny blip somewhere in the pelvis. By the time the foal is bigger, the two mares should have sorted out any issues - if they are not able to do this that would be the time to take action, in my book.

If your herd is only two ponies, then I wouldn't be too worried; not too many horses to bite and kick the little weanling into its place in the herd. I would let them meet over a fence, then turn them out in adjacent paddocks for a day or two. When you see the two ponies hanging out next to the...

Actualy deworming the foal starts with deworming the mare with ivermectin 2 to 3 weeks prior to birth. This prevents the transmission of Strongyloides parasites through the mares milk.

I do agree with your opinions, it's really a good and flexible job.Very well said, thanks for sharing.