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the farrier came out today and said that they were actually better than last time so something is working??!! he just said that its going to take time for it all to grow out but he's happy with them which is a big relief. Im not sure if her diet is effecting it as her feet went bad before i...

She has also lost alot of mane too, dont know if this has anything to do with it?? xx

Thanks for all ur replies, she is a 15'1 traditional cob, propbably carrying at bit more weight than she should atm due to her having some time off:) She has just been brought back into work so her weekly routine is this: Twice a week lunging for 20-30 mins, one 45min schooling session a week...

My mare has had a full set of shoes on for as long as iv had her but i decided to give her some time off and take her shoes off. Within a week her feet began to crumble and break away, i called my farrier and he came out and said she needed a set of shoes put back on to help support what was...

Thanks all, Her mane is all plaited now and i have invested in shapleys MTG to see if that helps the growth but i will deffinately try fly spray to see if it stops the youngster grooming her mane as i dont think thats helping any growth that may be occuring. Wish me luck :)

I have owned my traditional black cob for two years and she has never had much of a mane, over the past year i have grown it out (was hogged) with no lotions or potions and it has come on really well (fifteen inchs) but i noticed through the winter the lower section started to become quite fine...