Condition - Hows she looking?

[NicoleS_007]

So basically how is she looking condition wise? Shes 4 in April, about the 16.2 mark (still havent measured her lol). Shes deffo filled out a bit in the past 7 weeks and both vet and farrier think shes gotten taller Im undecided on that one!! Although looking at the piccys i think her legs look longer She gets about 2.5kg horse and pony cubes, 0.8kg showshine chaff and half a small bale haylage (roughly 13-15kg). Sister thinks shes to fat and i should cut her haylage but i think while shes still growing she should have a bit of weight!! To feel her ribs you do need a bit of pressure.
About 5/6 weeks ago

Today (lightings bad sorry)

And because shes cute

 

[milesjess]

She's a stunner Tbh I don't think she's fat, she looks a good weight so I wouldn't cut her haylege back.

 

[AMW]

I think she looks fab, what a sweet horse she is
Love her

 

[SmartieBean09]

I think she looks just right! She is gorgeous and I want her!!!!!

 

[dingle12]

looking good she has a strong front end on her , nice mare

 

[FanyDuChamp]

Gorgeous. What breed is she?
FDC

 

[Chellebean]

I do think she is too fat and should be sent me to be looked after

She is gorgeous

 

[lea840]

What a stunner... and how white are her white bits lol

 

[Starbucks]

She's lovely and looking good to me.

If you were going to cut anything I'd cut hard feed, not haylage.

 

[NicoleS_007]

Thanks shes so loveable, always whinnieing at passers by and the best thing is i dont have to walk through the muddy field to get her, as when you call her she comes cantering over hehe
FDC - shes an ISH by Glenhill Gold out of an ISH mare
Lol Chellebean unfortunatly i dont think she would fit in the post box

ps shes not always that white lea *hangs head in shame* lol

 

[thumpbug]

She's gorgeous!

 

[cruzing]

I think she is lovely and looks fab

 

[muddygreymare]

She is stunning, and she looks a good weight too *Steals*

 

[NicoleS_007]

Thanks for all the opinions guys Think for now then we shall keep feeding the same, but if we get to much then decrease hard feed