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@Nancykitt that really must be beyond awful. I feel for you, your O/H and your lads 🥶

It's still winter here...it's now been 5 months of awful weather with the occasional 'good' day (as in dry and some sun, but I can count...

I lit my woodburner about 2.00pm

I would keep him till 5. Clearly he is a lovely horse in every respect, I would do endless work as a 3 and 4yo (unbacked) he would be...

If his conformation is half reasonable, start him as your next eventer….and then if he’s not the one, you’ll have something backed, 4...

Thank you all! I think it's decided. Lets hope he chunks up a bit. His full brother was quite chunky so there is a chance.

If you can wait, leave him until next year, back him yourself (you are deffo not to big), get an idea of what he might be and sell him...

Please dont send him into polo. Its often not a very nice life. Leave him till coming 4, lightly back him and market him to a RC home...

Agree that he will be much more saleable when a lightly backed 4 yo.

My Standardbred mare was about 157 cm at three years old in the summer when I bought her. She ended up somewhere around 167/168 cm...

I would leave him for another year, he will surprise you with how much he will grow and fill out, especially as he had a bad start. At...

I'd get him gently started as a 4yo - more of a market if people can see them being ridden.

Just because you look tall on him doesn't mean you can't back him. He will sell better as a 4yo riding quietly. With a poor start he...

If he’s still immature it would probably benefit him to have another year unbroken and then maybe see where you are next spring. He...

Well he definitely won't be too small for you.