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Hi, following on from my earlier post regarding being reported (because of ponies in the mud despite the bottom field being dry and them getting lots of hay every day) - so far i have heard nothing.......i have included pics of the offending mud! its only by the gate too........its made me a bit paranoid though and now am worrying about them! they look a bit scruffy but they do live out 24/7......i don't really like brushing them/messing with them too much in the winter esp their legs as i believe they should be well left alone! i have been looking for mud rash and so far so good!
Thank god we are almost out of winter now, roll on spring! i personally think they both look okay, there well covered - they have lost a little weight but ive upped their hay and TBH i dont really want them entering spring like bloated beasties!
The coloured is rising 2 and the welshie rising 3.........
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They look fine. From the 1st photo of the coloured, I'd up the protein a touch, though the 2nd photo looks fine
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The people reporting me really should know better, there horse owners from the livery yard down the road!! they ride past my ponies every day! i think i know who has reported me now anyway. Apparently they have called the RSPCA???
 
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god if thas what they are calling bad they dont want to see my current turnout then.

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same :L

with 20 horses all turned out together the hay rack/ gate area
is just mud, alot worse than that
however the other 3/4 of the field is grass and they have a joining field aswell which is grass.

the people who reported you obviously haev no clue as the ponies re in good health/condition and are being looked after
 
They look great. In fine fettle. Just wintered out ponies. Clearly an idiot who's reported them. The RSPCA *should* just roll their eyes when they see them.
 
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