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Can anybody tell me of a control head collar they recommend? Not fussed on price!

Hello! Sorry for the late reply my email doesn't seem to be working! I'm preferably looking for a diy yard, school if possible. Not mega fussed on hacking if it has a school and vice versa! Must be able to have good amount of turnout (both nightmares if in too long).

I absolutely swear by D&H suregrow! If you have a look at reviews and posts on here about it, alot of others lobe it aswell! It's made my baby grow lovely and even and at a steady rate too! He's in perfect condition now and I put it all down to the suregrow! Give D&H a rang, they are always...

Hello! I am soon to be relocating from down south and was wondering if anybody could tell me of any livery yards or fields ro rent in the arnold, sherwood, calverton, oxton or blidworth areas or any other areas closely surrounding these! Also, what is the area price of diy or part livery in...

Hi! Sorry to jump on such an old post. I'm moving to the arnold area from down south and was wondering if anybody knows of livery yards in arnold, sherwood, calverton, blidworth area?

One of mine is on this and seems to be doing the job pretty well! He's growing lovely! I used suregrow before and tried this as it is cheaper to see if there was any difference! I also contacted saracens directly and they have me some wonderful advice along with a voucher after buying 4 bags you...

Cortez, I haven't actually got any of his. But some almost identical that I found on Google! How do I post the pic?

Hello! He is 20 months old, I'm unsure about his dams conformation. I've never seen his dam but his sire doesn't look cow hocked from the photos I've seen and seems to be a straight mover! The only thing I do with him is walk him out and about in hand across fields and lanes etc just to get him...

My youngster has been cow hocked since he arrived. The problem seemed to diminish as the condition came on him. However, he still seems rather cow hocked. Will he straighten out as he gets older or is remedial farriery something I could consider? Ideally I'd like to minimise the risk of any...

If you read my first post it states that the only choking episodes I have seen on the healthy hooves was a pony that was old with barley any teeth (not mine!) And the others were greedy guts and bolted their feed (not mkne)

Thatsmygirl, when did I say the pony had no teeth or hardly any teeth?

It's not wet enough for him to drink. It's just damper than others. I know chaff is designed to encourage chewing and he has never had a problem on any other chaff bar this one so was wondering if other people had experienced this aswell.

So this afternoon/evening my pony had an episode of choke. Luckily I have seen and dealt with many horses and ponies who have had choke, however it all seems so much scarier when it's your own! After 45 mins of massaging his neck etc the blockage managed to dislodge itself. I have recently...

Yeah she's on the red one :) what are the blue and green ones? I've not looked into those!

I've read up on the sugar and starch content of the rings. She's in good condition, maintains it well. Doesn't put on or lose any. I just fear ill give her problems if I continue feeding them. And yes you are right, it's definitley more peaceful when she has them. Other wise the buckets in the...