Does this horse look thin?

[SueAllen]

Thanks Beth - that looks very interesting. Not sure my feed merchant stocks it but I am sure he can get it. I'll look into it. Have toyed with the idea of adding linseed for condition too.

 

[SueAllen]

Tierra - sorry. No idea. Have always guessed at IB x TB but no real idea. Previous owners didn't seem to know. He came from Ireland originally and was hunted as a whip's horse. He's a good sort though - very easy to do, rarely any problems. Likes his hunting and jumping! Not so keen on stressage - we share that trait!!

 

[SueAllen]

I like the idea - just not the price!!

 

[SueAllen]

I wish we did but Norfolk is renown for being rather flat!!

 

[S_N]

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PMSL!!! Me too!!!

 

[fizz-tally]

thank you

 

[JustKickOn]

hes not tragically thin and he looks fine to me. feeding depends on what work hes in and what sort of stuff you dow ith him though.

 

[_jetset_]

The Leisure one has £5 off at the moment so is quite reasonable... the vouchers are in most magazines.

 

[Tierra]

He's very very similar looking to my horse in his head... even his stripe on his face is the same... Quite similar conformation also although yours looks like he may have a bit more bone.

Mine is a pain to keep weight on also

Hence my curiosity

 

[Baggybreeches]

You make a good point there. When I turned up to hitch a lift to the meet today my coach said how fit my horse looked, but he is never going to carry a huge amount of flesh he's just not that type! Like people some can eat an eat and not put on an ounce! Damn Them!

 

[Baggybreeches]

My boy is on Topspec too I can highly recomend it