Kelly1982
Well-Known Member
In the mornings when the horses get turned out by my friend, Senza (my new horse) starts getting really excited and rears and bucks in her stable, she wont even touch her breakfast in case she gets left out.
This wouldn't really bother me except she has kicked 2 f*ck off holes (excuse my french but they are massive) in the back of her stable!! The YO has just spent 3 days rebuilding the back of my stable and last night i noticed that she has done it again. I am so worried that i am going to be asked to leave if this continues.
The weird thing is that when 2 of the horses went away to compete at Wales & West and i was turning her out she was a complete saint!! She waited for me to mess around with Ellie first and waited patiently for her turn. She was even eating her breakfast and i couldn't of asked for a better behaved horse. Now the others are back its started all over again but even worse!!!
I rung her old owner last night and she said she had never experienced this with her but i also found out that she has always had weaving bars on any stable that she has been in (she doesn't weave though it was just as a precaution as she had never been stabled before) so do you think this could be contributing to the problem??
I think i am going to nail some MDF to the back of her stable so she cant kick through it and put some foam or something on it but has anyone ever experienced this before or has any ideas??
I am at the end of my teather!!
This wouldn't really bother me except she has kicked 2 f*ck off holes (excuse my french but they are massive) in the back of her stable!! The YO has just spent 3 days rebuilding the back of my stable and last night i noticed that she has done it again. I am so worried that i am going to be asked to leave if this continues.
The weird thing is that when 2 of the horses went away to compete at Wales & West and i was turning her out she was a complete saint!! She waited for me to mess around with Ellie first and waited patiently for her turn. She was even eating her breakfast and i couldn't of asked for a better behaved horse. Now the others are back its started all over again but even worse!!!
I rung her old owner last night and she said she had never experienced this with her but i also found out that she has always had weaving bars on any stable that she has been in (she doesn't weave though it was just as a precaution as she had never been stabled before) so do you think this could be contributing to the problem??
I think i am going to nail some MDF to the back of her stable so she cant kick through it and put some foam or something on it but has anyone ever experienced this before or has any ideas??
I am at the end of my teather!!