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Have a look at East devon I live in a place called Sheldon, between the m5 and a30 we are all forest and bridleways rarely is a horse seen on the roads.

Ask to ride him in a morning, see if he feels any different?

Realistically how many hours of work is he actually doing? That's possibly the question that needs asking It may seem out of the normal but 1.5 hours work isn't actually that much ( for example)

Some pole work sounds like it would help him raised one side so he has to work his weaker side a little harder. Easy enough to do in your field, doesn't need to be show jump poles just a h thing that is getting him using his muscles in a different way ( fencing posts/half cut lengths etc )...

Sorry to read this PF, Hugs to you and your son x

No no I think i took a go on insults for you...

It's a shame a lot of people would get a lot further if they did have my mind set and not take things so seriously.

Told by another forum member that has no right to be telling anyone what to do or where to post. Hence why they get ignored.

I've been banned/infracted for less so bring it on I say

Oh yes and a photo of yourself. Fully clothed....

Halsdon Arabians Winkleigh devon, I hear a lot are being sold off (ignore website ) but worth an email/call.

Get there early (like 8am) and if you want to see the lake make that your first (there's a bar beside it) other wise your be looking over hundreds of heads all day, Be prepared for lots of walking!

Why feed a low sugar chaff then add xarrots and apples....both of which are high in sugars?

The hickstead Derby...both days so the speed Derby. Normally there is evening fun in the out door school And then Derby day. There's so much going on in the main arena aswell as all the outside rings... If your travelling and staying local visit some local shops there is a paper the Friday ad...

Have a Google of donkey studs devon etc?

I done that to a Welsh b years ago, got her straight on the nose she never bit again.

Perhaps these are some of the issues chances are pony has been ridden in the same way for years and is just bored and that's turning into what you are seeing as naughty. Bit like trying to make a child sit and learn all the time.

Sounds like a typical pony taking the pee...cam daughter be a bit stronger in riding him forward? Also you mention showing and the behaviour going towards home, perhaps pony is bored perhaps what he needs is a blast around a set of jumps and a good gallop where the pressure is taken off of him...

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I had the same hence going for the skin biopsy,it goes a lot deeper ( a chunk of flesh is taken out ) I've still got the lab report Poor horse was allergic to pretty much everything grass dust most feed stuffs the lot He came from a dodgy dealer and had clearly been a good horse once I'd of...

I've had a horse with major Allergies (many rows with vets were had about mites lice sweetitch etc) turned out poor horse was allergic to pretty much everything. My advice...get the horse on a course of steroids this will help massively DONT use rugs etc as being to warm can make the itching...

Just down the road http://www.wellbeckequestrian.co.uk/ There's also golden lane livery yard And golden farm livery yard that have schools. These 2 are Sheldon area.

https://www.dengie.com/horse-feeds/grass-range/pure-grass/?gclid=CjwKCAiAzrWOBhBjEiwAq85QZ_h__Y4h2qEceFt_Lj60i0VDgaueUV6lrN1BsmKs5m22q-_kKFqWFRoCPwMQAvD_BwE Have a Google of redigrass there are various brands out there

I'd be finding a field and going for a good canter with horses in front and a relaxed rein, just show him he can move freely again. Have you tried him loose in the school? Sounds like he's a horse shut down and hasn't enjoyed being ridden for a long time.

I've turned a stallion out with geldings they have urges, personally what I'd look for in the company inwas turning out with is that there was at least one that will put him in his place, ultimately he will be dominant but it just needs imo the one that will give him both back feet and tell him...

A bloke I worked for once had a colt that kicked bad...he ran some electric fence along the inside front of the stable. Cured the colt in one night.

Op have you considered a driving saddle to use. It puts your reins in a totally different position, offering a different type of contact, you can then either walk beside a lot easier ( no reins round quarters) or walk behind. If you horse is very sensitive it could also be the reins on her...

The bar is still there...

Excuse me but I was replying to some one else not the op. A public forum, where people have different opinions and are totally entitled to them. I am not ashamed of myself for my post. Just to be clear.