Confessions.....purely on the horse front!

I keep buying pretty show bridles/halters for my stally.
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Others on yard think I am quite bonkers - but they don't have Arabs so they don't understand!
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> don't groom as often as I should - especially if my pony is rugged, I sometimes don't bother
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> hardly ever pick feet out
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> try to let old shoes go 'just one more week'. (if you don't pick feet out, the mud keeps them on
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> sometimes don't check my pony everyday now that she is out 24/7

My YO hasn't wormed for ages now you come to mention it - fortunately I've wormed mine independantly but maybe I should remind him...
 
If your horses teeth are done on a routine basis, wont the horse get used to & accept the procedure more readily. Just a thought, because I would say are more likely to to play up if the only time anyone looked at their teeth was when work needed doing. My dentist is very good & if there is no work to do, he wont do it, but ours are done every 6mths & have never needed anything major doing yet. The only time was last yr when the pony we had on loan had not been done for awhile & ended up needing to be sedated as he got very stressed by it all.
 
Our 24yo (ish) Dales mare has her teeth checked once a year or every other year (not 6 months i know, none of ours get checked that often) and her teeth were perfect didn't need anything doing to them each time, she has lived out 24/7 all her life only gets hard feed once a week when she is ridden.

I am guilty of not changing numnahs as often as i should, not grooming thoroughly, my horses only get fed (when out 24/7) when i bring them in to ride them, i leave a headcollar on Holly 24/7 (she can be hard to catch), my tack is in dire need of cleaning!
 
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