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But you said in post 10 that he's incredibly stiff on the right rein. I'm assuming you're feeling that when you ride him. Did the vet...

First option for sure!

I do that way more often than use liners. I’ll Pop a 50/100g over top of a daytime turnout at night.

Same here. We gathered up 2nd hand 100g Duo's from Ebay etc, with a random selection of liners, and never have any leaks on 3 horses...

I can't speak for other brands but my Rambo Duo 100g has been on my horse all winter from Aug-Apr for the past 4 years and it hasn't...

I actually sometimes wonder if they are actually easier than having different rugs because of the amount of time it takes to attach...

Try it if you want to! It's just another skill for you and the horse. I've given a hackamore a go and found it a good training tool for...

You posted about considering buying a lame, stressed horse to jump (that you are already riding despite this, if I've got the right end...

Of course its relevant if you dont have a decent farrier or vet. Its not your fault, but it does pay a big part.

Couldn't agree more with the above. I don't think people quite understood until you've worked in the industry. It's sad that when I...

doesn't matter if it's ooh for them though

I’m in this camp. Poor horse.

If he is incredibly stiff then I would say that he is not sound in general. Sounds like pain and compensation. I'd avoid.

I'd be patient and keep looking. I'd suggest the "insanely strong" to jump is borne out of either fear or pain (or both) Personally...

Stiffness= lameness. I wouldn’t buy a lame horse, especially not one jumping 1m plus and displaying behavioural issues. Nor would I buy...