Recent content by mollyelizabeth

Well I just tried that on my numbers...That would be around £150 a month. I think £100 will be a great help.

Hey, I've got a 11 month old that comes up the yard with me and she has done ever since she was about 4 months old. I dont have the time for a horse full time, Im putting my horse out on part loan. However I did manage it, its just a personal choice. I find it works for me, luckily I've got my...

if i charged £10 a day that would be about £40 a week hmmm. No thats just mean. I will be up everyday but she'll be up once pretty much 4/5 days a week.

HI, I've decided to put my horse out on part loan? What would be a good amount to charge for contribution? She'll be seeing him pretty much every other day of the week. I was thinking £25 a week, so £100 a month, does that sound fair to put towards, livery, hay,hard feed, shoes?? Thanks.

ok, so how do costs work on a part loan? Is everything spilt down the middle with basic care. Vet care met by the owner, or depending on what caused the vet to come out? I.e accident while loanee is riding? would she need to foot some of the bill? I guess you've just got to put down what you...

[ QUOTE ] What's going to happen when the two of you fall out? Your horse will be piggy in the middle and you will have an extremely hard time sorting it out. I think you should offer your friend part loan, she contributes to his costs but doesn't have part ownership of him at all. [/ QUOTE...

Thaks, I dont think she'll go for it. She'd like to have a say I think. but as you said, im sure I can find someone for a part loan basis.

Thanks, I do want her to have him with me, as it owuld her happy and make my life easier. i'm just worried...for example I like a pulled mane, she doesnt, she likes them long. just little things like that, who would actually get to say what will happen? The 49% sounds good, if she would go for...

OK, This might take a while. I have a friend who wants to share my horse with me. However she wants to put in half his vaule so she technically owns half of him. There is no contracts for this?? Not that im suprised as I suppose someone always needs to remain the owner as surely the horse...

I used FF...was brillaint. You cant expect it to be quick if its doing its job, a quick job is nearly always a poor one. there are things you can apply to the hoof to help.

[ QUOTE ] The normal sugar beet probably smells sweeter because it is 20% sugar, as opposed to Speedibeet's 5% sugar! [/ QUOTE ] Very more than likely has something to do with it.

If I could answer the question with a good answer I would. lol. I've used it for a year, and I still prefer the 24hr stuff, I used that for years. it doesnt seem to smell the same?? is that just me? Its nothing really to do with what is does for the horse. I think its me set in my ways lol.

Thanks, the sugabeet he is on is actually speediebeet, although I must say im not to happy with it. He is more TB than welsh, and takes most traits of a TB condition wise. I just want something to keep his weight on and keep good general health. I used to work with him when I was at college so...

yeah sorry, not a real good do'er and can fiz up. He is on Alpha light, dobson and horrel senior mix, sugabeet(at the moment) and some good old cubes.

Hi, Im just wanting to get some peoples ideas on what they would feed my horse? Im happy with what he is (I think) It seems to do him well. But out of interest I thought I'd ask...... What would you feed a 16.1hh TBxWelsh nearly 17 years old. used for hacking and general school work...