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"this is normal" "the others all look like this" Yes, yes indeed. You are so close to getting it!

What is the yard and land insured for - flooding ? fire? an arena can't really burn down - or get stolen Lots of old buildings aren't...

Absolutely I’d rip an arm off for it atm!

It saves a lot of time resetting distances if the poles are a little forgiving to the odd tap and for babies if they totally mess it up...

UPDATE! Seller accepted 5 stage vetting, which was completed today and horse passed with flying colours. I guess some things are just...

I use old square ones too that came out of an old fence so normal fence heigh (not long) on the ground for trot poles etc. - in hand...

It might be worth getting some sheep on it for a bit and then seeing what you are left with?

A public service announcement for those with flat backed wide horses, especially for those who are particularly well-sprung in the rib...

I would imagine so but you'd need to ask them. No idea if the fit has changed etc, for me they were usually a bit curvy in the rails...

I've had a nightmare - and mine is recently broken so I'm not spending £2k on a saddle he'll outgrow in 6 months He's also only 14hh so...

A 5 stage for a young horse isn't endurance - if you and the seller are both there you could agree to stop if he starts to struggle with...

When I bought Standie in October, he was living approx. 1000 metres up a Welsh mountain, in a home with no arena or indeed totally flat...

I think a sensible vet could accommodate the age of the horse in a 5 stage. If there are certain bits the seller doesn't want the horse...

I don't know if this is always the case or of use to you but I couldn't find an insurance company to cover us for a value of 5k or more...

Mines on holiday and has been since beginning of Jan. I don’t do rain, wind and relentless grey.