The filly who produced the Ascarids(pics)

[Fairynuff]

Here she is the day she arrived...

and here she is 6 weeks later after a wormer, some good food, a bit of elbow grease and some work.

you don't need much to change a horse for the better and even less to change him for the worst!

 

[indie999]

Very nice and what a great improvement. Nice pics.

 

[flying solo]

Oh fairy what a difference! She looks fab x

 

[Cuffey]

Well done big difference

 

[Fairynuff]

Thanks chaps, I was pleased with the difference and thoroughly enjoy tidying up waifs and strays. I may sound childish but the owners didn't comment on the change in her when she arrived home. They didn't even thank me You live and learn.
PS, I didn't charge for the breaking and riding away-only the live costs. Repeat after me, Fairy is a soft touch, Fairy is a soft touch.............

 

[Tinypony]

That's a marked improvement! Yes, you have mug written on your forehead, but it says "Kind Mug". )
How old is she?

 

[Fairynuff]

She was 3 in April. Owner bought her via internet when she was 6 months old. She was loaded onto a truck with another 14 Fresians and hauled all the way from Holland to Italy. Needless to say when she arrived she didn't have any docs and when they finally arrived via post her breeding wasn't as stated on the ad ! There's a lot of money being made by the Dutch breeders/dealers and there are a lot of Italians who are easily seperated from their money

 

[Fairytale]

Great improvement! Well done, she does look lovely I want!

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[Super_Kat]

She looks lovely!
Is that a ribbon in her mane in the last pic?

 

[Fairynuff]

It is indeed a ribbon I tied it to her mane before oh loaded her up to take her home-owner didn't notice or at least, didn't make any comment I was quite hurt seeing as we've been friends for 9 years!

 

[Tnavas]

What a transformation - she looks a different horse. It's amazing what a wormer and plenty of TLC can do.