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If you arrive at a show and aren't happy with the ground, don't jump on it would be my number one piece of advice. Second is don't...

To be fair, teenagers change a lot in 4 1/2 years so it may not be as you are imagining and a lot of the above comments could be quite...

Or even a leather bit Otherwise an orbit less attachment type thing that goes on the bridle you already have might be worth looking...

You'll need to be very careful with the fitting since they act on facial pressure so you'll have to avoid areas that swell or putting...

I’d get bloods for liver to be honest. If that’s been damaged as foal, it would explain the resistance to gain weight, poor coat despite...

Thank you all so much for your replies. It’s been helpful in helping me make a decision. We are moving to yard 2 at the end of the...

How are you going to thoroughly try out a horse who is not in work and has not been ridden by it's current owner in it's current home...

That was my thought!

Good god 🤣 well done to anyone who made it to the end of that essay, I'm at a yard on my own and a bit of a lone wolf so sometimes it...

I agree I’d be very very wary about bringing a horse back into work that someone had purchased but never ridden and therefore doesn’t...

I would try a bit fitter because they often work out as more cost effective on the long run, you can try out multiple bits in a couple...

Option 2 no question. Keeping youngsters isolated horrifies me. Mine has happily come in overnight over the worst of the winter since a...

She doesn’t look that poor, I’d be careful against changing her feed given the colitis history. She lost some because she was ill, let...

Always best to have a quiet word with them. I once had a short term rent on a field backing onto houses and found grass clippings...

they are bum high when they are growing but by 5 she is more likely conformationally croup high, as lots of welshies are