Who is going to buy this?
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Cheesey2983
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My thats an attractive look! Ill have it going gran prix within a week
lol
Not a very good choice of photos infact shocking..
Not a very good choice of photos infact shocking..
magic104
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He would be at risk but they generally dont eat it until it wilts. Wonder whose illness he refers to his own or the horse.
severnmiles
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Magic that is true but not in some cases, we bought a pony who we didn't realise had been out on pasture with ragwort and he died of liver failiure, if they are that hungry (and that field is hardly brimming with grass) they will eat it, plus with that amount they may bite some, chew it, spit it out and then accidently eat it a day later when it doesn't taste so bitter after wilting.
Poor ponio!
Poor ponio!
magic104
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He would be at risk but they generally - I think that covers the "in some cases"? And is also why I put whose illness, because the horse is at risk.
Perhaps he will saved in preference to a french horse waiting to go to Spain to feed the Spanish! Sorry dont mean to be flippant
Perhaps he will saved in preference to a french horse waiting to go to Spain to feed the Spanish! Sorry dont mean to be flippant
severnmiles
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He would be at risk but they generally - I think that covers the "in some cases"? And is also why I put whose illness, because the horse is at risk.
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Ye, I thought that too
He would be at risk but they generally - I think that covers the "in some cases"? And is also why I put whose illness, because the horse is at risk.
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Ye, I thought that too
Diane_Pepper
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Makes you wonder how much the owners know..
Honeypots
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He should be reported and made to clear it all
