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In all honesty, I'm not sure it comes down to breed/type. I had a wonderful Arab who was the sanest, most sensible little chestnut mare...

Not a Section C, mine dumped me violently last week, just because she was feeling a bit too good 🙄. New hat required.

Depending on your height, a New Forest over the age of 8. Totally amazing as adults, safe as safe can be. They are horrible adolescents...

I bought mine as a 2 yr old 4 years ago. Criollo x American Paint (bred in the UK for polo). 14.2, clever, nimble, level headed. I'm...

I have to admit that PSSM did occur to me. There are a couple of things that are symptomatic - namely the napping/ reluctance to move...

Yes, this is Rigs now. He gives of a really comforting vibe. He is not nervous of such as paper bags, flapping flags etc. He is the same...

A lot of this tracks with what I know/have experienced with Cobs. There were a few at my last livery yard and the amount of sedation...

What red said I find my half cob is an ingenious into everything demon at times, so strong, designed to use weight and boldness at the...

Rigs is now a wonderful horse, but he went through bolshy stages. One time, early on, I went to give more hay in his shelter and he...

I'm probably barking up a totally random tree but thought I'd throw it out there - has Ozzy been tested for PSSM type 1 at all? It can...

Since the dry spell has broken, it's windy and heavy showers here all the time, even when they promise a dry day. Horses have shelter...

I could have an Ariat room, a lemieux room, a room for my spare tack,🤣🤣

The latest Omaze competition house has equestrian facilities and is in 11 acres. https://omaze.co.uk/pages/yorkshire-ii I'm not sure...

I'd ride the horse and hire a regular Transit for the day to move your gear.

I second riding there Otherwise I'd hire the transporter to drive the van. It being their job, they are used to loading sticky horses...