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Great have the three in one. Always loved her books,what about Not quite a horsewoman?

A pile of ash on the bridleways,had to go another way round. Wild rhubarb has big leaves which often shimmer but passed a field that had a raging fine in the days when stubble burning was allowed.

Funny one. Coming down a narrow track to a farm gate,old mare hated narrow gates. Went forward to open it and she shot through I slid off into a great puddle of cow slurry. Cue gales of laughter from friend and a mile back to stables at a walk no rising trot

Whoops. Read somewhere during mounted warfare the plume deflected any blow from a sword.

Wow. Just realised how lucky I am. Have been on same yard for years. Gradually got smaller so only two of us now. We pay £90 a month,get our own hay big bales delivered £45. This year they have lived out all year

Not seen any here as yet flies but nothing that bites,we have a secret deterrent our bottom field is covered in wild garlic horses will demolish the lot.

My best ever horse was a part bred,she was bred from Cranleigh Red Shadow,she would go anywhere and do anything,if I could have cloned her I would have,my next was a pure bred crabbett tough as old boots

Got this and her other one Four Square.

We have buzzards, kites,deer,badgers that have big sets in the banks,ducks and a family of pheasants that we feed,and all the usual birds.

Been going off Country File for quite a time. We have Exmoors on the Downs near Devil's Dyke.

Read it to my OH who laughed and he is totally unhorsey

I'm an older livery (70 plus) and have always enjoyed young company,have been a shoulder to cry on in times of heartache get to know us were good fun really.

Neighbour had a tree come down on her stables,luckily her horses were out,our yard has a large tree down on fence horses in,few minutes earlier they were under said tree grazing.Sussex a bit bumping but settled now.

We put loose hay round the field,there are two cobs,the Shetland doesn't seem interested,also use a hay hutch that has a net inside,no waste.

After I sold my last Arab,a friend who had always bred Welsh cobs,offered me her last brood mare.Before having her foals she had been driven and ridden,she had at least four foals,I only hack but she is a delight her temperament is fantastic hope you enjoy

Recommend Truleigh live down the road. Got a friend who has been there quite awhile

I have. Got a horse from local riding school and he was called Eric,had just read Tolkien and as he was black he was renamed Roha.n

Found one couple of weeks ago in our field we get them often they float down from parties on the Dyke

10 mins by bike downhill,bit longer coming back!

Our farrier always books in advance and yes just looked our next date in 20th December.

Yes they do here.

Fell of whilst horse was at standstill. Then fell off at gate into cow slurry and had a long ride home.

My sister worked at Civil Service Riding stables nr Marble Arch. She used to take me riding in Rotten Row.Later she worked at Wimbledon Village stables so used to ride there as well. The Common was wonderful.This would have been the 50s.after I got married and moved to Dartford rode at Bexley...

Can only say how sorry I am.

Got mine from being double barreled by my friends cob. Took at least 6 weeks sleeping on sofa it was the right height,wonderful bruising. Still play up sometimes this was back in 2001.

Tackroom/pet shop near us seems well stocked today,we're in west sussex

I play ponies too,yesterday had first ride in ages due to colic and it was great both out of condition but never mind and she was allowed to snack on cow parsley as well

OH and I had ours same day both had similar effects ie aches,very tired I had a headache and both last appetite. Second jab tired again and a bit woozy.

Need it very much now for the garden as well as fields. Having to water pots. May have a bit Thursday.