Recent content by lelly

Has yours got a solar panel built into it? My camera runs on a SIM card too. I can view on my phone.

Can anyone help me out about a solar panel to charge the battery for a ptz camera please? I have the camera in my paddock and it runs off a 12v 130ah leisure battery which doesn't last long, around 5 days in the summer. What size solar panel would I need to charge the battery? Also would I need...

I soak with the beet overnight but in the summer I do both together for about an hour before feeding. She did choke on grass nuts that's why I make them very sloppy now. I also didn't add chaff which I do now.

My youngster used to do this and I still have to be careful with her. Luckily her choking episodes were soon over with but still a worry. What I do now is make her short feed very sloppy, I feed grass nuts and speedy beet. I also add a Stubbs scoop of grass chop. She hasn't choked for months...

Great, pictures soon please.

Whoop whoop, did it!

Have a look for my thread titled Filthy. That's her but no up to date pictures there. I've just looked and my pictures aren't showing there either.

Sorry, have loads of pictures but I always have trouble loading them on here.

Yes I have one, she is built like a brick toilet but isn't very tall, around 15hh at rising 6. She has a fantastic nature if slightly bolshy sometimes. She is the most willing horse I have ever owned and will try anything asked of her. She showjumps and has done a little cross country, beach...

Trizone all sports are fab, they keep the tendons cool as well.

Very interested in this idea but can't seem to find one on the net. Can I ask where you got it please?

I do this, although I break the ice with a wooden post first. That's in my trough and it works well.

I agree as long as the owner has experience to bring a baby on carefully. They are very quick to learn which means they learn bad ways as well as good. I have always had youndsters and still have.

I use equimins but the tip top. It seems to be good for my cob who is a very good doer and doesn't need loads of short feed. I prefer the powder, to me the pellets had a strange smell to them. My horse has a beautiful shiny coat, brilliant barefoot hooves and is very healthy.