Recent content by Welshylady

Thank you thats so very kind of you ! Xx

No i wasn't meaning you Justabob i mean earlier posts. I totally agree with what your saying if hes no better by autumn next year i will geld him before hes due to go out under saddle the following spring. I just feel he deserves a chance to be put right.

I got it i Pm'd you back. What people aren't seem to be getting is this horse has been allowed to have all his own way obviously from day 1 ! Something i'm now trying to put right! Any colts we have as foals are nothing like this!! Bet i don't post again on here for advice in any hurry !! Thank...

Thank you so much , i have sent Pm. I'm hoping he's just at a terrible twos stage. Im sure ill get there i always seem to get the challanges never get easy ones , but i get there in the end:rolleyes:

Thank you. He only went out once this year and that was to royal welsh, he's Nebo, Cascob and trevallion bred from lots of the old fashioned breeding, thats why i liked him so much .

No none are in season, just in general ! He will walk past one if a mare is tied up outside and to be fair i can go pretty close and he will walk past , yeah he jogs and nickers but very manageable. Its for instance if mares are being turned out or are tied up and hes in his stable thats when he...

Your the only one whos "got my point of the post" hes happy enough out on his own he sticks his head down and grazes and is out most of the day. Your right i need to just put him out with a mare and let him learn !! Like i said previous he couldn't even tell male from female when he first came...

I actually have some valerian root i could try him on.

Gelding him is the easy way out Amymay! He is not getting gelded till at least next autumn simple as that!!

Thank you. We have brood mares here in foal but im petrified he'll get hurt then his showing career will be over. Your right he is very sensitive and very suspicious of everything and you do have to gain his trust. Its like he rebelled when he came he was boss and it got nipped in the bud...

This is correct, we have in foal mares here which will put him right in his place ... but at what cost?? When he came he didnt even realise the difference from geldings/mares it was very sad to see to be honest . Its not about what hes worth , hes an amazing animal and i looked for a horse like...

He may be worth cloning, he may not, if not they'll come off , but once they come off they cant be stuck back on :)

if you read this he is manageable !

yes we have an entire strawberry roan traditional cob stallion, my stepdad breeds foals by him every year ( hence why i have no desire at all to breed myself) so we always have young stock about , including mares ,colts are usually gelded at 3 and broke to ride after ... however none have ever...

However after 3 months I would certainly expect the horse to be relaxed enough in their new home to be calm and be accepting of their new environment. And I would be looking at my management processes that were preventing thos from happening after this amount of time. This is stating he should...