Landcruiser
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Here are my two Uraguy Criollos, ex wild horses then working cattle horses. They both came over by sea to Italy 6 years ago. Pat's had a very hard life and has ongoing metabolic and lameness issues. Tuga has an eating disorder - maybe he was starved in his previous life as a cattle horse, but he sure as hell doesn't stop eating if food is available!
Tuga on the day I picked him up, fat as butter
And at the end of last summer - porky but fairly fit, able to canter a mile up hill without blowing - but not as slim as I'd like him! He's a bit of a yo yo dieter..
And Pat, the day I first saw him, almost 5 years ago:
No topline, completely closed off and distrustful, no time for humans at all, really.
About 18 months after I had him. Once I ditched the bit he was much happier - and he was always very brave
And lastly at the end of last summer (last time he didn't have a rug on, pretty much!)
Tuga on the day I picked him up, fat as butter
And at the end of last summer - porky but fairly fit, able to canter a mile up hill without blowing - but not as slim as I'd like him! He's a bit of a yo yo dieter..
And Pat, the day I first saw him, almost 5 years ago:
No topline, completely closed off and distrustful, no time for humans at all, really.
About 18 months after I had him. Once I ditched the bit he was much happier - and he was always very brave
And lastly at the end of last summer (last time he didn't have a rug on, pretty much!)