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Hi - I just wondered if anyone knew the number of who ever runs the yard "Addersey" in Stoke Goldington? If you could possibly email it to me on picturesbykate@hotmail.co.uk? Many thanks! (just asking on behalf of a friend who's been looking for the number for ages!)

Hi - I just wondered if anyone knew the number of who ever runs the yard "Addersey" in Stoke Goldington? If you could possibly email it to me on picturesbykate@hotmail.co.uk? Many thanks! (Sorry just to say this is on behalf of a friend, if anyone from my yard is reading this! :) )

Boswellia is brilliant, i also use it in conjunction with Buteless by Equine America and she seems dead happy

I'm a 26 waist and a 36 length and i get mine from Equestrian clearance website just the standard breeches, quite nice and comfy, generous round the legs tho so a little saggy round the bum hehe =\ pikeur for posh jods are fab but expensive

its a source of anti oxidants

its not "quiet" at all, it has infact got a starch level of 32% which is eqquivalent to many high energy competition mixes. a hiigh fibre cube and low calorie, low sugar chaff would be your best bet. Hope sher's ok x

Katie Price bright pink jogging bottoms

to be honest though a collar just stresses them more, if they cant crib they can become depressed and irritable, you need to find the cause of the problem and address that instead.

I wouldn't go for the top line cubes as they are high starch (26% - from wheat) which can exaccerbate acidic conditions in the gut, I use a winergy feed for my new lad who cribs and it's reduced loads (not the condition but i guess they have the same sort of effect?) so would reocmmend it every...

go for a Winergy feed! I use them for my 2 and they were really helpful. low starch high fibre high oil depending on which one you go for give them a call

as above i got graze on when shop ran out of readigrass, readigrass muuuuuch nicer

If you do put a sign up, please dont say he bites - this is admitting liability and you could get in trouble if he actually bit. good luck! x

I normally use thick fleecy ones with no padding, but if i do use elastic ones I put padding underneath. Bad bandaging can cause so many problems!!

[ QUOTE ] Mine has a MWT on over night!! [/ QUOTE ] So does Crumpet! He gets cold and skinny and I've noticed the colder nights have caused him to drop off already! Poor Gertie is having to stay nekked because I can't work her to keep the weight off.

www.dressagediagrams.org good luck!