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I would tend not to worry about anything like that in a horse I already owned until it was about 4yrs old. I have had these things...

Sadly she was scoped on Monday and the glandular ulcers had returned! After a long discussion with vet and looking at all the other...

And, lush green fields sell for more money that muddy winter trashed fields as well, so youd gain a little on the value of your field.

I imagine someone will bite your hand off for that! Pro-rata for that type of setup is probably very reasonable I would have thought.

I did consider that, and got as far as making enquiries. The problem is though that it would involve splitting up pony friendship...

Now we are in a lovely well draining field with maintenance included…but the guy is retiring which has literally made various of the...

Relevant background: - we are planning a permanent move to West Wales in a year or so. A very good friend who is basically family...

Us too but we rode before and after the worst of it.

Thank you so much ❤️ This is actually my reminder to update the post! I went out today, and I had asked on Wednesday if I could ride...

And that is your problem how? This is why freelancers exist. She should feed/pay for someone to feed her own horse.

Son’s smaller pony pitched an actual fit when we caught her to go hacking this morning instead of to arena hire as is usual on a...

I would check saddle if scope shows no ulcers (I would do it now but appreciate with your history you’re worried about ulcers first!)...

Take him out and hack alone. React to the world calmly, react to his spooks calmly; if he gets stuck don’t sit there and drive him...

I thought about this thread the other day, when little cob fired out mostly water onto the road. We have added yeast, she's having a...

In my experience, a spooky horse will shoot off, but once past the initial fright will stop fairly soon. A bolshy trying their luck...