Recent content by LadyRascasse

Being brutally honest, I wouldn't buy a half started horse. I would want a complete blank canvas or ridden away. Also at rising 3 I would want to know why he had already been sat on tbh. Unless you mean he is 4 in may? In which case I would find the time to have him broken properly and sell him...

Sounds honestly advertised and priced to sell tbh. No alarm bells here.

Went last year, apart from seeing Big Bucks in the flesh it was a total waste of time, very crowded you can't see very much. Last few races we just stayed by the parade ring and watched the tv. Getting round is bloody hard work, food is pricey but was very nice. I wouldn't go back, Kempton on...

Absolutely has to be good for the vet and the farrier. No ifs or buts on that one, having been seriously injured by my beloved horse that I was never told was awful (I kid you not could have its head on the floor sedated one minute then kicked down part of the stable wall next min) for the vet...

I would also say it i pain related, my TB (who strangely was a good doer) lost a lot of weight when he was in pain, Good luck with the vet I hope you find some answers.

I would put the mare in with the calmest gelding with at least one field between the two pairs. I would also keep the 2 boys in when you turn the mare and gelding out for the first time so not all 4 horses are going nuts at once. when they are settled put the boys out.

I agility train weekly at a local indoor school. We are always polite and courteous to the liveries (and I can vouch for this as I was one recently) We leave the school as we find it or better if someone hasn't picked up there horse droppings. The dogs don't damage the surface as they are a lot...

Have you asked the yards if they will allow you to rent a stable but keep out 24/7. Though most yards round my way don't do DIY (South East) they would allow people to keep there horses out 24/7 if they desired.

I haven't moved to France but I worked in a feed shop where we had a customer who used to drive over from france once a month to buy his horse food as it was so expensive over there. He obviously lived in northern France so could be different in the south.

2x gingers with 4 white socks and a blaze. Until recently its been all bays.

Most of mine have been human names, Kody, Jack, Ralph, Joe, Gwen and Charlie. The only two that haven't were Jazz and Coco

The horses from willowbrook are generally very green young horses brought over from Ireland so unless your experienced with dealing with young green horses who need a firm hand then I would look elsewhere. Nice enough horses just never seem to be for the novice horse owner.

I wouldn't put it in the advert but when they ring or email explain in depth what exactly her issue is. Having it in the advert might put alot of people off that once explain to wouldn't be an issue, if it's in the advert they might not enquire. No ones time is wasted if it is mentioned before...

Your vet should be able to tell you who the microchip is manufactured by then you need to contact the company directly, it costs about £10/£15 to change the details.

If you combine the ages we will both be this year 29 if you do our ages now 27 lol