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You're going to split the camp here, with half of us insanely jealous as our fields are currently resembling Shrek's swamp and then the...

To be honest it won’t mean anything good and the causes are myriad but a good well managed stud ought to have more of a handle on the...

So, you get the vet details from the stud manager and ring them.

Thanks so much, the spinning plates approach is a great idea. Luckily I have plenty of grass going into winter, and if it comes to it we...

YAAY PHOTOS, DETAILS ETC... 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

It’s not the best of areas around Stirling to live and most of the properties are trotter owners, a whole raft of trotter trainers live...

Everything is more expensive…everything. Some companies won’t even deliver to Highland addresses. Everything is much further...

Halleys do a grass/straw mix dried cube which you can soak.

It’s all about volume and stomach capacity and if feeding soaked anything it’s worth doing a test weigh on the pre soaked feed vs after...

I have never fed more than a Stubbs scoop of concentrates in one feed but have always mixed with beet & chaff which are (or were when I...

Volume wise and I maybe wrong so worth a Google, but a horses stomach is fairly small, and it's around 2kg per feed as a max that used...

I have to admit that I like the option to be anonymous! I don't want my current yard owner to find out that I am considering other...

Definitely Hirds from Shelf, Halifax.

They are our vets, used to use the Shelf clinic but move to Sheffield when it opened as a bit easier to get to from us

I still do- would say weekly is ideal. I'd never use a brush, either a pad or wisp. Perhaps I don't put enough effort in (compared to...