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School - 7:00am: Feed breakfast and change heavy rug to turnout rug (dad has 5 minutes at lunch to turn them out). Then give Dusty hay (Shannon has one feed at night) and top up both water buckets, pick feet. Skip out Dusty if possible. 5:30pm: Get home from school, either bring them in and...

not sure how old this is but mine's MyConnieMare :)

Ahaha I just realised I wrote month - in actual fact I meant week. That was Personally I prefer part-livery too but DIY was a lot cheaper for my dad so that was why I prefer it, as well as my belief that I spent more time with Dusty :) xx

Hiya! So I kept the sore clean and covered with vaseline (as instructred... by instructor) and she was in for a few days (being walked for exercise) because she was either quidding or not eating. But now everything is better, with the help of my instructor I'm saving up to buy a bridle off her...

Before moving to home Dusty was on part-livery. She was looked after in the day but I turned up later to skip out, fill late-nights nets and ride/groom. On the weekends, I was the one looking after Dusty. When I was on DIY and now at home I do have to say our bond is stronger, but that could...

I have Dusty at home (which is amazing) but I also care for my dads horse, especially in summer because my dad works a full time job and my mum is terrified (she works full time anyway). My routines vary but these are the basics : SUMMER - 8am: feed Dusty grain and shannon a small net, check...

Hello! Thanks for any help! My pony has a sore where her bridle has rubbed but we have moved her nose and higher (with help from instructor) and given soft padding on both headcollar and bridle. Yesterday she refused to be ridden, rearing, bucking and today she won't let me near her with a...