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Any thoughts on this please! Young horse (3) constantly pacing up and down in the field. He has company, hay, plenty of space to do whatever yet still appears to be really stressed. This isnt my horse by the way but he's in one of my fields....any ideas / thoughts???! Thanks peeps :)

Hiya Another vote for Shires tempest rugs here! Was bit sceptical at first as always used Weatherbeeta but they do just a good a job :)

Hi, Really like this! I'd definitely have it on my phone 😄

Hi, I have a fab sharer 😍 to me it was finding the right person rather than money. My sharer pays half cost of shoeing, £35, in return for riding about 3 times week. Also happy for her to compete whenever she likes and obviously, she foots the bill for this

Hi, Have just messaged you re this! 😊

Thanks Everyone! Much appreciated! :D

Hi, What exercises / hints / tips have you got for waking up a lazy bugger in the school?!? :confused:

Thanks for that. They look good but just wondered if they really are LOL! :D

if so, what did you think? Worth the money / good results? :)

My boy was from the yard and wouldn't swap him for the world! He had a bit of a rough time and has taken quite bit (...actually a lot!!) of work, mostly behavioural but....love the bugger to bits! He's fab out riding, will hack out alone now but didn't at first (understandable!), go past...

Firstly "get well hug"! I think I'd go down the saddle/back/teeth route to begin with and if all clear there, then vet for more depth. Obviously, you know your boy better than me, but my TB showed similar behaviour last year and turned out his sacro iliac muscles were way out (he was so...

LOL! Same here....if only toe nails could be like finger nails eh!

Another fan of the Equilibrium massage pad here! Bought mine off e-bay in almost new condition. It has been brilliant for mine. The physio used an equissage when she treated my boy and it was a brilliant bit of kit - but way out of my budget, even second hand :( Having said that, I am...

Nothing fazes my boy at all bless him! Took a while for him to hack out alone but with lots of patience and no rushing, he'll quite happily go now. As someone else said, he can be a bit fresh at times in an open field, but has never bombed off with me. Sure you will be fine :)

D'you know, I rang up earlier about some classes for this LOL! Thanks, going to give it a go :D