Recent content by nickyb

Just carry on, I rode my eventer up until I was 8 months pregnant, granted I didn't jump but was still having full on flat work lessons, I also boxed him out for my trainer to jump. There's always a mixed response to riding whilst pregnant. :-)

Stonehouse ground works in cowfold very reasonable and professional service done some super schools including ours if you want pics and phone number pm me :-)

No you don't I'm afraid, I have a 7.5ton horsebox with my company name on it (we are in the motor trade) as long as it it just for your horses that you are ferrying around then to have your name on the side is fine and you don't need an "o" licence either

Yep mine always late too and i,m Sussex! Have complained but hasn't done any good :-(

Gosh your miles away I have a keiffer that would probably fit came off my high withered tb has larger knee rolls as he liked to buck.... Alot! Shame we aren't nearer :-(

Where are you based?

Yep the same don't know why either :-(

Will be watching this for advise, currently have a 16 yr old eventer having same warm up issues after suspensory problems.

Yep used one for years, never got it pulled over his head, never rubbed it and moved it over his eyes and never had any eye problems caused by wearing one.

Yep mine too, although my pairs are pretty old now, the zip just keeps falling down all by its self! I'm forever pulling it up whilst riding!

Another vote for nfu, absolutley faultless also another contender for a M25 breakdown on a Friday morning (I wasn't popular) Police called, highways, lanes shut and overhead signs all lit up for little old me!!! Lol

I would get the vet out, it would point to possible hock/ suspensory problems.

My boy is bay with a black muzzle, he suffers dreadfully with the buttercups, looks like he has mange all over his face poor thing :-(

It sounds like it was pressurising so I would hazard a guess and say the head gasket? Not cheap I'm afraid on one of those. Sorry for the doom and gloom :-(

Sorry pressed wrong button, personally knowing what I do now I would medicate first over the shoes, I don't think the shoes on there own is enough. The shoes are expensive £90 for just 2 fronts. The only thing with the plrs is because they are so soft you will see where the horse likes to...