Gorgeous George
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I wonder if anyone else has had this problem, when the weather / temperature changes George seems to develop a bit of a cough when I ride him 
. When the winter started and the temp dropped this happened, and on a couple of days when the evenings were particularly cold (I generally ride about 7.30pm after work) it happened again. I was away over the weekend just gone, but when I rode last night which was considerably warmer than it has been it happened again. Needless to say, I either get off, or just ride in walk.
He always seems ok in himself, no temperature, no runny nose, and he doesnt cough in his stable or the field and it probably lasts 2 or 3 days at most.
Do you think it is just a reaction to the change in air temperature, or something else? He is fed on soaked hay, and goes out everyday, he is bedded on straw but hes not been heard to cough in his stable / field.
. When the winter started and the temp dropped this happened, and on a couple of days when the evenings were particularly cold (I generally ride about 7.30pm after work) it happened again. I was away over the weekend just gone, but when I rode last night which was considerably warmer than it has been it happened again. Needless to say, I either get off, or just ride in walk. He always seems ok in himself, no temperature, no runny nose, and he doesnt cough in his stable or the field and it probably lasts 2 or 3 days at most.
Do you think it is just a reaction to the change in air temperature, or something else? He is fed on soaked hay, and goes out everyday, he is bedded on straw but hes not been heard to cough in his stable / field.
