Recent content by joanne1920

let it grow a bit longer, then plait and leave it for a few weeks!

think he'll be fine x

has any one bought one of these? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TopFlyght-TopLine-...%3A1|240%3A1308 If you have, what did you think to it? I have been advised ( by a mctimmoney practitioner)to lunge my 5 year old for a month ( 10 - 15mins every other day) before getting back on him as he has very...

i only ride twice a week for half an hour normally anyhow, but have phoned a physio/chiropractor person this morning, waiting to hear back... thanks for your help x forgot to say im not riding him now till he's been looked at! :-)

Can anyone recommend a good one in the cambridgeshire area? thanks

the vet whose judgement i trust entirely is away until 15th december :-(

Hiya, My 4 year old cob was doing well, he went away to be schooled by my instructor for 2 weeks at the end of the summer, he came back alot fitter and he knew that leg on meant go forward (rather than pony club flaps!) i got my confidence back and we were doing short hacks on our own off road...

ooooh the over and district one maybe ok, have spoken to my friend, who bascially cant ride for a few weeks, and has 6 weeks with her finger all bandaged up, but shes going to get her daughter to rider her horse for her to keep her ticking over, but end of november could be good! thank you, will...

im buying small ordinary sized bales for 75p, not sure how much a big one is around here...

anyone know of any mid week walk and trot tests coming up in cambridgeshire. Was supposed to do one at Manor Farm - Huntingdon, this morning but had to withdraw, my friend who was taking me ended up in hospital after crushing her finger unhitching the trailer last night, she needed surgery. Its...

WOW ... I want him, he gorgeous, im sure he will do well what ever you decide to do with him x

have you tried loose schooling him over jumps? does he do the same thing?

Sheath. My cob was lame on Thursday, instructer said he was snatching his back leg up. I knew his Mallanders and Salenders were playing him up, so i re-applied pig oil and sulpher to his legs . Also decided to clean his sheath, i do it about once a year as i dont like to over do it, anyway...

If i ran out of speedibeet which i feed to an elderly dartmoor, could i feed normal molassed sugarbeet until i got some more speedibeet? can i feed it just once or would it induce Laminitis again? i thought it would? YO says not and to feed normal soaked molassed sugarbeet it wont hurt... i beg...

thats great thanks guys, i knew you would all know! Thank you x