lottiepony
Well-Known Member
Well it's all gone a bit wrong 
3 days ago I tried turning my mare out with another gelding on the yard (she's been out with various mares/geldings over the years I've had her) she's been at this yard for just over 3 months and had settled amazingly well, was happy being turned out by herself in the mornings (very good for her as has always preferred company even if it's just a horse in the field next door) anyway being out with him has bought out her season and being the tart she is was stood squirting etc anyway on day 2 she had to be removed from the field as Archie the gelding was repeatedly mounting her, properly the full works etc and was deemed safer to remove her rather than run the risk of them both getting hurt.
Once put back in her original field (where she's got others next to her) she paced for hours making a nice muddy track along the fence line. Bought her in last night and she got all upset when her new boyfirend walked past her stable then this morning she paced again for at least an 1/2hr before grazing, then paced again when her boyfriend got turned out eventually went back to graze.
Really gutted as think it's now going to be an issue with her being really 'needy' again, for the time being she'll be back on individual turnout and hopefully she'll settle again and not sure whether to keep it that way as dont want her getting stressed if we try turning her out with Archie again, bloody horse!
3 days ago I tried turning my mare out with another gelding on the yard (she's been out with various mares/geldings over the years I've had her) she's been at this yard for just over 3 months and had settled amazingly well, was happy being turned out by herself in the mornings (very good for her as has always preferred company even if it's just a horse in the field next door) anyway being out with him has bought out her season and being the tart she is was stood squirting etc anyway on day 2 she had to be removed from the field as Archie the gelding was repeatedly mounting her, properly the full works etc and was deemed safer to remove her rather than run the risk of them both getting hurt.
Once put back in her original field (where she's got others next to her) she paced for hours making a nice muddy track along the fence line. Bought her in last night and she got all upset when her new boyfirend walked past her stable then this morning she paced again for at least an 1/2hr before grazing, then paced again when her boyfriend got turned out eventually went back to graze.
Really gutted as think it's now going to be an issue with her being really 'needy' again, for the time being she'll be back on individual turnout and hopefully she'll settle again and not sure whether to keep it that way as dont want her getting stressed if we try turning her out with Archie again, bloody horse!