Recent content by NealaTorin

Equestrian Tack Clearance on FB will pay for a courier to collect them from you. It's a good friend of mine that runs the page and she works her arse off raising money for charity in Ireland. I can hand on heart say she is wonderful and started this up on her own and really has made a huge...

I'd use an old plastic feed bag and duct tape and make a boot if it's just for turnout and while it's fully healing. Always my go to for covering feet or lower leg Injuries while turned out. Hope she heals up soon :-)

Thank you very much Wagtail :-) not sure how I managed to find prescription ones.

My shetland who is chestnut and white, but a really dark almost bay looking chestnut really suits red, my Dale's is black,I love him in burgundy and turquoise :-)

Do you have a link to the one you use please? I found a couple that are prescription but I think I'm looking at the wrong ones :-)

Have an ideal here for the big hunter who is wide and it has a really nice twist to the seat. If it's only the twist that you are hoping to keep for your hips I'd tell the saddler that, he will know what he has with a better more hip friendly twist. I have an old knee Injury and sitting too...

Tack. Naff soft soap and leather balsam Feet. Diet first and foremost and a good farrier. I use sole cleanse by red horse if I have any thrush but that will usually be gone with correct diet and hoof care from farrier. In the summer if it's been really dry either a soak in water or aqueous...

https://m.facebook.com/artstudioofglass/ This lady is fantastic and her work is brilliant. We have a few pieces now. I got them all done specially for my parents and requested sunflowers. She even painted a kilner bottle for me I sent her and is happy to do custom work. Highly recommend. I...

Well having had my liveryman red rockets for 5 years, they have been sent for repair and it is going to cost nearly as much as a new pair. Lots of new clippers in the market now and wondered if anyone had some recommendations? I use the heiniger xplorer at work, while I can see they have pros...

Quite, though sadly whenever I've seen horses been towel dried it is often like a maniac, I wasn't meaning anyone here does on the thread but I've certainly seen it plenty :-)

I rug wet horses with no problems at all. Rugs are breathable now a days and they soon dry off underneath. I personally don't towel dry as you do inadvertently move the wet down the hair shafts to the bottom where they are actually dry, this ends up getting the skin wet which is more likely to...

I feed it as it has the best balance of omega 3,6 and 9 which are anti inflammatory healthy oils,they aid in skin and coat health, immune function and healing processes. It's a high energy but low starch and slow releasing energy. It's high protein which is also good for hoof health. You can...

I swear by grass nuts. Nice and simple and natural. I use grass nuts soaked in winter with a meadow grass chaff and vit/min supplement and micronised linseed and in summer use soaked hay nuts with grass chaff and vit/min supplement with 1/2 the amount of micronised linseed. It's a good essential...

Safety to me means everything. I have never had a horse vetted,I wouldn't not buy a horse because of it but I don't want to be a world beater either. I've viewed hundreds over the years but have a small handful that gave me the feeling g that I just couldn't walk away from. What exactly does...

My girl is a mere 14hh :-) and she gets the pony scoop. 2 16.3hh on the yard I was on and still very good friends with the yo so still go down and upto date with the horses are on the 1 full scoop. Both horses feet have improved on 1 scoop farrier has seen results so it seems to be working for...