I have 6 stallions. 2 live together all year round, turn our every day in winter, and 24 hours in the summer. Another 3 live together in the same routine. One is out all year round but turned out on his own, as he beats the rest up!!
I am always happy for anyone to come and see them
I had no idea I wasn't real as a size 6/8. I have a pulse and am still breathing last time I checked.
People go on all the time about being inclusive, and saying things like that is anything but.
Personally I wouldn't use a "saddle fitter" only a master saddler, but I do appriciate that they are hard to come by.
The majority of ones employed by brands do very little training at all.
With AES you can always do DNA afterwards if people want. THey have their own lab and are very quick.
I use AES without DNA and have no issues and has never been mentioned by buyers
It cost over a grand to get a foal on the ground so selling horses for that makes no sense at all. I don't think horse prices are high, just what they should be currently
I think I am about 40 miles from CI but I have a 225 acre farm so space and grazing isn't really an issue for us. Also have large sheep pens that can double as mare and foal pens
I have a mare due end of July, so we will be on foal watch any way then. Literally makes no difference to do two at once! I will hopefully then have a mare and foal for them to go out with. :)