loisb501
Well-Known Member
I agree with the majority of the suggestions on here, start by getting the vet out for a full check-over. Then you may need to bring him back to basics and help him to gain your trust. Even if for starters this is just going and standing in his field and speaking to him, making a fuss of him then begin everything slowly and always reward him when he's well behaved. Even just bringing him in from the field (with a friend or having another horse nearby) and grooming him might help! Good luck and let us know what the vet finds if they come to check him over