Recent content by rhino

It’s entertainment, right? 🤷‍♀️

Did I really just watch a horse having to be restrained to be able to get boots on?

Can’t believe they keep replaying the fall. Eventing now cuts away immediately!

Correct with both. Cu is copper

She’s always been ridiculous on social media. A few years ago when she had set up her ‘FEI action’ group she had a massive rant about a situation where she was castigating the stewards for not behaving in a certain manner. Except, the stewards had acted absolutely according to their role and...

Connie Colfox. More videos than text based posts but she is very good.

He’s posted a few pictures from the filming and it looks really good. I hadn’t realised he was horsey until I was at a big book festival in the summer where he was one of the speakers 🙂

Yep, 6 out of 8 scores to count. @Cloball, if you are on Facebook then Trec GB events and Alternative Equine Club both run online PTV over the winter. Trec GB is a monthly full course. AEC has 2 winter leagues in alternate months; one is a 5 obstacle course repeated on both reins, and the...

Yet again you seem to be getting spectacularly bad advice from a ‘professional’. What experience do they actually have with youngstock, unweaned foals in particular? Horse or human, you don’t leave 2 babies/toddlers unattended… For the sake of a few months (your Icelandic was a fairly late...

My old lad couldn’t manage long stem forage at all in his last couple of winters but did well on ‘feeds’ of cushcare plus micronized linseed and/or copra, with ‘haynets’ of Alfa beet (I prefered this to fibrebeet as only has alfalfa and unmollassed sugar beet; fibrebeet has oatfeed and a couple...

Forage replacers (e.g. your grass nuts and fibre beet) can be fed in larger quantities. “While it’s recommended to keep bucket feeds small, it is safe to feed forage replacers for horses in large amounts as you would hay or haylage in a haynet. As with any change in feeding regime, it is...

It’s called a saddle 🤣 Proper scientific name is a clitellum

I also recommend. They only take boys though.

First option for sure!

Where I work we prefer mp3s and will pull (with permission) files off usbs to keep in our system. We can also still use CDs but find them less reliable.