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bex1984

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Fellow weightwatchers and anyone else who'd like to join:

I will be starting an update thread on Monday so if you have a chance to measure your fatty and take pics over the weekend please do!

Look forward to receiving updates on progress. I am having a stressful week of pony dieting, and am really hoping it will have paid off!!!
 
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Can i please ??
 
a definite candidate for WW ;-)

but very cute expression for food

followed a cob going into yard next door in car - hindquarter spine in a deep recess - at least two inches - think that one ought to be in your WW club
 
Bless her that’s Paris's bad side this is the good one…

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The poor mare doesn’t get that much too eat think I need to work more at getting her fit!!
Pictures just taken on Sunday.
How is your cob getting on??
 
I hate dieting! It's soooo hard! The more you limit them, the fatter they get! I dont get it!!! Dolly's still got a pregnant belly, which i dont think will ever shift, but we'll see. Need to get the weight off before the Royal Lancs Show on 21st July - stress!! Muzzle rubbed badly today, so now need to get some sheep skin or something to line it with. Pain in the bum!
So can i join?!!!
Is it best to measure them first thing in the morning?
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Can my neddie please join, i weighed her on wednesday (with a tape) and she was 578kgs,
She is a big girl
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(IDxTB) but i think she needs to lose a bit and tone up, Can only just feel her ribs
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She has been on boxrest from 1st of march till end of may, and now the field she is in has rather alot if grass
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She is ridden 6days a week and when back to full fitness will compete 2-3 per month in a mix of BSJA and BE
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ETS- she goes out at night around 6pm then comes in at 8.30am in the morning.
Here is a Picture from monday
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This was the day i got her 2 years ago
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Yes my boy is still on his small paddock and mainly eating hay. The vet said to keep up the work and just move his fence line 1 foot every couple of days. He is quite happy as he has hay to eat too. I must admit that in the three weeks he has been in there on 'a diet' his neck is a lot less firm and cresty looking...so that is good. I don't think he has lost weigth as such but that will come when I can ride him again.
 
You're all very welcome to join! In case you missed the first post a few days ago, I'm going to put a thread on every Monday for everyone to update us on progress that week - if possible latest weight and piccies would be good! And the idea is to motivate and support it each because it really does feel like a lost cause sometimes!!!

I don't think it matters too much what time you weigh them as long as it's the same time every week. I am going to weigh mine every saturday afternoon, before I ride him.

I have had a major guilt trip from one of the farmers today about how I'm starving him and he'll be wondering what he's done wrong to deserve this 'punishment'...
 
Following 2 and a half months off work because of lameness, our 15.3 appaloosa gelding had bloated to 607kg. 6 weeks ago I started weigh taping him every week. He made steady progress on limited turn out, weighed hay nets, and gradual return to work. Then he plateaued out at 560kg for a few weeks. We had a chat with him about motivation issues, then readjusted his goals. I am glad to report thatwhen he was weigh taped yesterday he was down to 547kg!So the pep talk obviously worked! Ideally I'd like him to be 500kg so still a long way to go.
 
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