Recent content by Lampard102003

one of my horse has had these a few times. My vet said this ... one nostril nothing to much to worry about as a one off or rare occurance. Two nostrils would be something more to be concerned about and he would scope. forutnatly mines only ever been one and quite rare and no pattern to it. sure...

sorry mate there comp is for the most recommendations and i've recommended quite a few so trying to up my count. lol i wanted to check the post and the site went off so it was half finished. so basically if anyone joined that site because of a post of mine pm as i'll add you to my list of those...

I dont need to tell anyone that I like that site manage my horse a lot! It has helped organise me and my business and horses but i was just on there and they have a comp coming up soon and the prize is a barnsby saddle and i've always wanted one! if anyone joned that site as they saw something i...

yes it is I just looked it up. This is a nice story and he looks a beaut. Looks a really nice sort. Good luck, I mean it, hope you guys have lots of fun. Cracking stable too for him. I guess it will only be the weather he will miss. Like me too! and i got used to it here pretty quick.

[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] That isn't the horse who was posted about a while back is it? Either way, he's gorgeous! We want better pics! [/ QUOTE ] yes, the mysterious post lol. All is clear now. [/ QUOTE ] Is this the horse where someone from yard came on and said he needed home quick and...

yeah and that article says she's in germany at least 3 days a week with ulla so it might be a difficult one.

yep mine always smell first and their hard feed too. I wish they'd taste first lol. Linseed, is that oil??

Never stops amazing me how well they travel. took a horse from ireland once round to france for a competition by ferry as couldn't get flights and it was about 20 hours travelling all told and she was as good as gold. Looks nice boy too!

[ QUOTE ] Nigel taylors at |Aston le Walls [/ QUOTE ] been here, highly recommended. they have a website too worth taking a look at: aston le walls website

This year more than ever the hay has been bad, my yard practically turns its nose up at what i've had to give them this year, changed to haylage and they scoffed the bloody lt againl then just last week picked up haylage and it was bone dry and back to them not eating it. turned out up unitl now...

ditto practice is the only option, if you force the issue you may make more and it'll take longer. Maybe get some natural horsemanship help if all else fails, so you dint' get it home yet? that's a bumma

thanks everyone and no i won't be taking a stallion, a 5 year old but a good nice steady one. Will consider the clinic option first now. I do know what you mean not every trainer will work for everyone and the reason i asked as it's nice to have a bit of background.

ah that's interesting. what age was the horse?

Been reading about her in here (half way down page) and quite a few other places recently wondered if anyone had had lessons. Sounds very good and want t recommend to one of my owners.

bloody hell that's great news!!