Recent content by lynz88

Ohh a swede could work. Was thinking something like a likit or horselyx lick but they are sugary Will have a look!

Was thinking of trying this but.....seeing how hard it seems to be to chunk them....maybe using a single brick would work tbh to protect my fingers 🤔

I do use the global herbs generally (as well as carrots) but they are too small - horse tries to eat my hand already with them...not purposely but would rather not chance my fingers being chomped. Spillers does have molasses and Hilton herbs has alfalfa. 2 things he cant have plus they are also...

Does anyone have any that they can recommend? I have seen horselyx comes in a small tub but I think they are sugar ladden which is a hard no. Can't use carrots or any other smaller treats as horse cheats on his stretches so this way I can keep him entertained to either hold the stretch and/or...

Stierna as a brand is worth the money. I want the over trousers

I get this way whenever we have excessively long grey periods even in the summer. I think it is normal

I have lost motivation tbh. I thought it was just me but speaking to people more generally, it feels we are all feeling similarly. Over the weekend I found it excruciatingly difficult to motivate myself to get to nornal gym classes let alone the yard. I only went last night because a horse I...

My horse's half brother out of the same sire was a mirror image of mine including temperment. It was insane. Outside of that, they are all different

I think wet/dry cycles tend to bring on more abscesses. At least that has been my experience. It has just been wet....no sign of dry in sight atm either 😭😭😭

Durasole is also amazing. Have had more luck with Durasole than hoof armour and is not as finicky. Also Keratex hoof gel can be used everywhere I believe (havent used it in a while so do correct me if I am wrong. Keratex hoof hardener - a different product - cannot be used on the frogs) to help...

I went home during the first covid lockdown so was still very wintry and -10° temps back home. My coat that I brought felt perfectly fine in -10° but does not feel warm enough here at 3-5° here Talking to my mom just now and she has said the last few weeks have been cloudy and bitterly cold...

I will honestly take the -32° back home right now.....(yes you read that right and js not a typo)

I can probably count the number of days on one hand that we haven't had rain this year where I am. And I wonder if that's why I am now feeling very "homey" and not even wanting to venture out to the gym let alone the yard these days...

agree with others on the bilateral lameness. I take it you didn't do another nerve block to see? I did have this - vet nerve blocked one leg, horse went lame on another; nerve blocked that and horse went lame on a different leg which told us the problem was neuro. Turned out was correct...

I have LeMeiux reflective boots on all 4 legs and reflective flex hoof boots gaiters. I also have a reflective and bright breastplate and matching quarter sheet. I have had drivers stop me wondering where I got my boots from as they said they could see me from ages away and lit up even more...