Lexie81
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Both out but have rugs on at night as mine is fully clipped and pony is trace clipped and a oldie who feels the cold. They are so chilled out its lovely to watch.
Are your horses in or out?
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MochaDun
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The yard went to its summer turnout on Sunday, 2 weeks earlier than normal. People can keep them in at night or day depending on their preference/needs or they can be out 24/7.
Bustalot
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Yard were able to turn out 24/7 just over a week ago now. My boy went out from night one, he much prefers to be out. Some others on the yard are still bringing in of a night. Its your own preference really.
babymare
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lol horserider watch this space - may not happen yet but by heck if it does im buzzing - so so so want this field and mmmmmm good natural shelter but already decided on a field shelter to - good water supply and mmmm reasonable fencing but needs work in parts but ohhhhhhhhhhhhh i want and i WILL HAVE lol
CinnamonChristmasCookie
Fais pas chier!
We went 24/7 last week (could have been out 24/7 in the winter but physically can't get to the field due to seas of mud).
Beau is not staying out at night cos he'd explode but he can if I really need a brea. He'll switch to nights when it's a bit warmer.
Beau is not staying out at night cos he'd explode but he can if I really need a brea. He'll switch to nights when it's a bit warmer.
Depp_by_Chocolate
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My livery is doing the same and probably will be until May.
ISHmad
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Ours live out 24/7 year round and are unrugged now.
The Xmas Furry
Old Timer
Been out 24/7 for a month now & no rugs either except the odd night since.
In big paddock together at night, then both into smaller paddocks during day (with shelters in), so little fuzzy can stick to diet happily.
Got a lovely YO
In big paddock together at night, then both into smaller paddocks during day (with shelters in), so little fuzzy can stick to diet happily.
Got a lovely YO
OneInAMillion
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Mine our out 24/7 all year round
SavingGrace
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She is still in at night - Has been in 24/7 for the past two weeks with mudfever but she is getting back out today 
micramadam
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Out through the day but they demand to be brought in at night. From about 6pm onwards they pace backwards and forwards by the gate waiting to come in.
Ellies_mum2
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Ours are out 24/7 all year round and rugs came off about 4 weeks ago and have just stopped feeding hay. Grass is coming through nicely now and droppings are changing 
Must be enough for them as none of them are coming up demanding to be fed apart from the shettie and he tries it on all year round 
Must be enough for them as none of them are coming up demanding to be fed apart from the shettie and he tries it on all year round 
monkeybum13
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Currently in at night, out in the day.
I was tempted to leave her out 24/7 but looking at the long range weather forecast the weather is meant to get wetter an cooler.
After Badminton I will re-asses the situation, it depends when her field companion starts to be turned out overnight and in during the day. I don't mind her being on her own in the day (she can see other horses) but not too keen on her being out overnight on her own.
I was tempted to leave her out 24/7 but looking at the long range weather forecast the weather is meant to get wetter an cooler.
After Badminton I will re-asses the situation, it depends when her field companion starts to be turned out overnight and in during the day. I don't mind her being on her own in the day (she can see other horses) but not too keen on her being out overnight on her own.