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I bought my mare as a 5yr old broken at 4 first youngster I'd had, tried her, loved her didn't want to get off. Got her home gave her a few days, got on.....wouldn't go out of walk, simply reared and said no, flew round her stable at a rate of knots when a horse moved, incredibly bolshy to...

I've never had much of an opinion having always got on well with both however, geldings I find to be more amenable and dependable than mares.....if they fancy it you'll get it however that said.....get a good mare get her on your side and my god she will give you the world and be the best friend...

Jorge Pereira in Portugal, he holds monthly clinics at my trainers yard over here and has just started doing exactly this again as he now has 5 schoolmasters to teach on if interested pm me and I'll send you all the details from the leaflet :) he's a lovely man and wonderful trainer x

Foal at rossdales in Newmarket looking for a surrogate mum x

I and a couple of friends at uni are planning a fundraiser once exam fever has calmed down and before it ramps up again so watch this space (plus any easy fund raising ideas for strapped for cash students would be greatly appreciated :) )

Rubinero is homozygous for dark colour and black himself and i have never seen anything other than black babies from him

you poor thing I've just been through this with my flat backed WB mare!! and I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news but i tried 8 saddles 2 second hand and of course had to go brand new! however in my experience black country saddles do tend to have flatter trees and a 2nd hand dressage one did...

I can highly recommend Bio Oil or Manuka Honey having a black mare who is more than a tad clumsy I've discovered manuka honey is my best friend for healing and bio oil my best friend for black hair re growth :)

I don't have any real suggestions I'm afraid but just wanted to add onto the KS theories. My old boy was diagnosed with KS which he had long before i bought him. He was the kindest most gentlest boy you could wish to meet, he never exploded, he could work through and round, he could jump, he...

My mare in the year and a half ive had her has always had relatively 'blind seasons' more or less never displays and other than being a bit more lazy you would never know. She moved yards about a month and a half ago and was divine for 2 weeks then she suddenly went psycho on me (by her...

My welshie is and was the same he's got a lot better in the 5 years ive had him but he will still rear and buck in the middle of his stable and has kicked the back out of it twice and yes i mean taken the wall down lol!!! Again sticking to a really tight schedule was the answer, last one in...

The fact the F line seem to you to produce stockier offspring actually appeals as I would like to add a bit more substance but keeping the refinement if that makes sense? Furstenball is in fact one I really like and will certainly be watching closely to see what he produces in the future and you...

although having just looked again at his pedigree I think they are probably too closely related with Rosenkavalier in both their 3rd Gen. His son however For Romance again has Donnerhall on the dam line and looks a very nice sort as does Diamond Hit. Any thoughts?

Thankyou both for your compliments hehe! Spring Feather just out of interest what is it about the F lines you don't like? She herself is certainly brave just a tad stubborn :p and what would you think to using an F line stallion with a D line dam? such as Furst Romancier?

I have a 7yr old 17hh Oldenburg mare who is bred very well, pink papered and branded. She is Rubinero x Rubinstein xx Landgraf and depending on her successes in the future I would consider breeding from her. I'm just thinking to the future and looking to see what some of the expert eyes on here...