random_rider
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Amazing news
An update on Grace's scan...
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mrdarcy
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Fantastic news
I'm so pleased for the both of you.
lizzieb
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That's fantastic news. I'm so happy for you.
Happy2Hack
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Great news!
H's mum
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Brilliant news!
I was up there myself this morning I must've just missed you!
Glad it's all healing well - you see - all that worry about her cavorting for nothing!
Horses! they certainly know how to put us through stress eh?
Kate x
I was up there myself this morning I must've just missed you!
Glad it's all healing well - you see - all that worry about her cavorting for nothing!
Kate x
_jetset_
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Thank you to everyone!!!
I am still grinning from ear to ear, but also hoping she continues improving on the ligamanet as it is not completely healed just yet
These next two weeks are going to be incredibly slow, I can tell
I am still grinning from ear to ear, but also hoping she continues improving on the ligamanet as it is not completely healed just yet
These next two weeks are going to be incredibly slow, I can tell
Silgram
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Fantastic news. I am really pleased for you.
H's mum
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No you see this is where horses work together without us knowing it... because for the next two weeks Hannah is going to confuse you so much with her bitting issues that you won't realise that the time has passed!
hehe!
Kate x
Kate x
Pidge
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Oh that's absolutely fantastic news
you must be so relieved
_jetset_
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Te he H's Mum... perhaps you are right
Pidge, I cannot tell you how I feel. I am incredibly nervous about getting on her in 2 weeks, not because of how she will react but I am paranoid about the scar
Leahurst's discharge notes said she would not be ridden until 16th Feb (that's how I worked it out), but Peter has assured me she will be absolutely fine, has checked and rechecked the area for me yesterday while I was there, and said it would be better her being walked with me on her than throwing herself around a 50ft field, rolling, leaping etc etc etc
Realisitically, I cannot sedate her for 8 weeks for the turnout... and to be out on her own all day in a field she would certainly need it, especially if she hears/sees anything!
Pidge, I cannot tell you how I feel. I am incredibly nervous about getting on her in 2 weeks, not because of how she will react but I am paranoid about the scar
Realisitically, I cannot sedate her for 8 weeks for the turnout... and to be out on her own all day in a field she would certainly need it, especially if she hears/sees anything!