Recent content by tulla100

Still waiting Cambridgeshire

My Belgian Draft lives out. She has access to get under the hedge for scratching/shade etc. Hosed down in the afternoons. 3 large containers of water. Fly sprayed. Salt lick + a container of Pringles crisps which she loves for salt, although she has a Himalayan saltlick tied to the fence, and...

First pony 1967, unbroken New Forest colt cost £30. All my family could afford at the time. Not the best for a beginner. Never had any lessons in those days, Dad said just grip with your knees. Every day you learn something new about them. Now at 62 still keeping horses, still learning

A few years ago shoes for a Comtois £140 every 6 weeks

In a wooden stable block being itchy rolling round the walls ends up with no stable

Hostess van Sporkingshove is her passport name, she came from a farm near Dunkirk

Do not buy one. I bought a Belgian Draft filly ten years ago from a similar dealer in Kent. I still have her. She is a huge field ornament. Companion to my 30 year New Forest Pony Gelding. Health issues from CPL/Mites to Sweet Itch, you spend a fortune on creams, sprays etc. etc. Its a...

Hi Vallin, maybe able to help you, could you pm me

Hi Rutland, when she is old enough, she will be trained Western, so my current horse can retire.

Hi Rutland, her temperament is fantastic, nothing bothers her, she is very sensible and gentle.

Hi she has lost most of her baby fluff and is cleaning up well. Her sire is Ultimo van de Akker[/URL][/IMG]

Hi the yearling at the start of the thread is not an Ardennes, she is a Belgische Trekpaard, she comes from Steenkerke, Veurne near Dunkirk Belgium. She has a very detailed passport her name is Hostess van Sporkingshove, I bought her after seeing her on the Dragon Driving website.