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I would be wary of the second horse too, tbh. I would tell the yard owner that you have lost your nerve with this one and leave it at...

I agree I’d be very very wary about bringing a horse back into work that someone had purchased but never ridden and therefore doesn’t...

I'm getting some concerning vibes off the backstory behind the other horse you are being offered, but I am rather a notorious old cynic...

My only red flag about the other horse is: why is owner looking for someone else to bring the horse into work? Even the calmest of...

Just tell the person you're loaning the horse from that it's not working, and outline the reasons why. They'll be well aware of their...

I'd suggest trying a slim mullen - not straight bar - snaffle.

she’s not registered - i’m in touch with the breeder & could register her, but i don’t see the point in paying all that when she’s not...

@dottylottie you do know you could easily reregister the overheight C as a D if you wanted to? Bum high in Ds is fairly common. My...

I have old chest freezers picked up for a tenner. They have compartments but I don't empty out feed into them as I'd probably dissappear...

That looks like a good fit to me. Yes, it’s generous, but it’s cut to fit that way. The belly fitting is good, too. Much better fit on...

Looks fine to me, you don't want his bum hanging out when the weather's rough. If you'd bought an Amigo you'd have probably had to buy a...

I don't think it's possible to recommend a saddle but I'd suggest getting a saddle fitter out who can bring plenty of different ones for...

Margins are so tight on farms that being able to make money on something really does help. Before the family farm was sold we worked it...

I feel there's a point where you should be asking yourself if you're ready to go out and compete or if the money would be better spent...

Where I am some suppliers are buying in from Ireland and I'm not surprised they're then having to charge a lot for it. Farmers are...