horse destruction

Queeny

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I am having a problem with my horse:
the thing is we have a small 16th of a acre (small i knw) but there is only building site fence seperating her from a gelding, and today she has smashed a large majority of the fence down ( i think trying to get to the male) and trying to distruct other things :

- could it be, my horse wanting to mate with the male or just because she sees him every day but wants to be with him...

but previously she was in a feild (for about 3 months) with a yearling they were close but there was no mating.... can some one tell me what i can do??????? or if any of these surgestions i have mentioned may be a cause or a build up xx

replys ASAP !!!!!!
 
Guessing you're either a) a troll or b) very very novice?

She's probably either hungery (is she getting enough hay since there will be no grass) or, more likely, lonely and bored. Horses are very sociable animals and need other horses for company (there's always the off few oddballs who don't) and she's breaking in with the other horse because she desperately wants a friend (male or female is irrelevant).
 
its half an eighth of an acre :rolleyes: :D

Go on, confuse me why don't you :D;):p So, if an acre is 8/8, half is 4/8, quarter is 2/8, nah, forget it........brain drain :o

My eyes glazed over about 5 minutes ago, I am useless at math, I failed CSE math 30 years ago. Google planimeter all the way for me.;)
 
Go on, confuse me why don't you :D;):p So, if an acre is 8/8, half is 4/8, quarter is 2/8, nah, forget it........brain drain :o

My eyes glazed over about 5 minutes ago, I am useless at math, I failed CSE math 30 years ago. Google planimeter all the way for me.;)

Well divide your square - 1 acre in two leaving you with 1/2 acre

Then divide the 1/2 acre in two so you get 1/4 acre

Then divide the 1/4 acre in two so you get 1/8th acre

Then divide the 1/8th in two to get.......*drum roll* 1/16th acre

Picture to follow.....:rolleyes:
 
I was always told the rule for adequate grazing is one acre per horse. Therefore your piece of land is big enough for 1/16th of a horse.
 
Hi everyone, my daughter came on here today to ask a sensible question to get a sensible answer, instead she has been referenced to a troll, the filly is in a small paddock 20 herris panel x 20 herris panels making it 57600 square foot, with a 13ft x 13ft open stable with running water and 24 hr access to hay with a twice daily hard feed. Yes we are novices in the horse world but not animal husbandry.Thanks to those who submitted the positive answers. This will be her last question on this forum.

Regards
 
Yep - called The Team (KM Peyton) - I won't tell you the story, and I don't want to guarantee its good either, its a pony book aimed at children :p
 
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