AppyLover
Well-Known Member
Hi All
Somewhat of a follow up of my hard to catch thread earlier this week which is now no longer a problem, She's gone in with the boys and now comes up to you and even let me give her nose a kiss today *Shocked Face*
Anyway I don't know much about her past really she was bought at a horse sales almost a month ago by a friend/Yard Owner and we bought her off of her. Before being sold she had an MOT by the vets and they mentioned nothing, before we agreed she would be ours I asked if she was in foal and they said they didn't know and she wasn't showing any signs of it being imminent if she was and if she was not to worry and that they would take it on and deal with it as they have many years of experience from breeding their own and they know we have never dealt with foals before etc. The other day we were told to keep an eye on her just incase as they are now wondering more if she might be and not just be fat (She is in a smaller paddock with restricted grazing), I just want to make it clear though that I don't care if she is or if he isn't as I know what ever happens very experienced and knowledgable people will be dealing with it . Ive asked a few other people I know on what to look out for so I am but wondered what you lovely people thought (she's no longer being ridden just incase but she wasn't really anyway so not a massive difference for her)
I know its not all that obvious from pictures and without knowing her etc but thought it would be interesting to hear peoples thoughts.
Somewhat of a follow up of my hard to catch thread earlier this week which is now no longer a problem, She's gone in with the boys and now comes up to you and even let me give her nose a kiss today *Shocked Face*
Anyway I don't know much about her past really she was bought at a horse sales almost a month ago by a friend/Yard Owner and we bought her off of her. Before being sold she had an MOT by the vets and they mentioned nothing, before we agreed she would be ours I asked if she was in foal and they said they didn't know and she wasn't showing any signs of it being imminent if she was and if she was not to worry and that they would take it on and deal with it as they have many years of experience from breeding their own and they know we have never dealt with foals before etc. The other day we were told to keep an eye on her just incase as they are now wondering more if she might be and not just be fat (She is in a smaller paddock with restricted grazing), I just want to make it clear though that I don't care if she is or if he isn't as I know what ever happens very experienced and knowledgable people will be dealing with it . Ive asked a few other people I know on what to look out for so I am but wondered what you lovely people thought (she's no longer being ridden just incase but she wasn't really anyway so not a massive difference for her)
I know its not all that obvious from pictures and without knowing her etc but thought it would be interesting to hear peoples thoughts.