Delicious_D
Well-Known Member
I am so happy 
**very happy post!**
Delicia hasnt been on proper field turnout since august last year, with her lameness and treatment and then the loss of good grazing, she has been either in her stable or a sand pen. She has had a few turnout in a grass pen at the old yard but due to her rearing and then trashing the pens, that soon stopped.
I recently moved dee to a new yard (yesterday, so very recent!) despite it being a shock to the system getting up @ 7am this morning to muck out (which i loved ;D ), the highlight has to be turning dee out for the first time.
She was booted up, and i must say i was nervous as hell about her injuring herself being a prat. So i ask you all.....how does a horse who hasnt been turned out for 6 months react?
They look bemused and sniff the grass
they have a little nibble
A little roll
A canter
Look at their neighbours and take it all in
A very happy pony to say the least! I am so happy to have moved her closer to home! I am loving having the control back, have made friends already (all the other liveries are a delight!) and the YO is wonderful and has really bent over backwards as we moved 1 week after giving out notice in.
One thing i would say, is dee apparently had a party in her stable last night, and everyone was invited.
**very happy post!**Delicia hasnt been on proper field turnout since august last year, with her lameness and treatment and then the loss of good grazing, she has been either in her stable or a sand pen. She has had a few turnout in a grass pen at the old yard but due to her rearing and then trashing the pens, that soon stopped.
I recently moved dee to a new yard (yesterday, so very recent!) despite it being a shock to the system getting up @ 7am this morning to muck out (which i loved
;D ), the highlight has to be turning dee out for the first time.She was booted up, and i must say i was nervous as hell about her injuring herself being a prat. So i ask you all.....how does a horse who hasnt been turned out for 6 months react?
They look bemused and sniff the grass
they have a little nibble
A little roll
A canter
Look at their neighbours and take it all in
A very happy pony to say the least! I am so happy to have moved her closer to home! I am loving having the control back, have made friends already (all the other liveries are a delight!) and the YO is wonderful and has really bent over backwards as we moved 1 week after giving out notice in.
One thing i would say, is dee apparently had a party in her stable last night, and everyone was invited
.
), but soon realised what to do. A few more days of individual turn out and ill slowly start to introduce her to a friend 
