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Ok, thanks. I think we are going to start her on antibiotics and banamine, and wait on hormones til she gets ultrasounded next week.

This will be her first, and she's 7 years old.

Ugh, now I have a dilemma. I called the vet to have him out to get a CTUP measurement, and he is out of town until next week. We discussed options, and sort of landed on just treating her as if she...

Over the past week my mare has developed puffiness around her udder. It's fairly soft, but it is harder behind her udders. She is at day 251 as of today. She has no vaginal discharge or fever and...

Oh, just saw this! Can you tell me more info on him? Do you have any photos? I have pics of me toodling around on him as a kid! I adored this pony :)

Does anyone have any background or show info on this pony? I rode him when he was in his 20's when I was a kid in the '90's.

I think a little more info would be useful here... especially why are you wanting an in foal mare?

This was an amazingly brilliant quote that just made my day lol! Thank you!

I am looking at purchasing some body clippers. I am on a bit of a budget.... does anyone have any recommendations for inexpensive but decent body clippers? Actually, I'd love to find some used ones...

So anyone wanna pursue this? I've been keeping up with my blog for my training horses... I usually have 3 horses I'm working with at a time or so, and I'm keeping track of all of them here:...

I'll take it! Let me know what I need to do if someone else hasn't claimed it yet. :)

Yes, make one, and send me a link! I love reading other people's training blogs. :)

It would cost me under $12/month to feed the pills from the store, vs. whatever Quessience is - I think it's around $35 or $40/month, and I'd have to pay shipping?

Or, is there any reason I can't simply feed my horse magnesium pills from the store vs. buying something like Quiessence? It's SO much cheaper if I can just buy the human pills and feed those.

My metabolic pony is 28 and is a very hard keeper and will not hold his weight without some sort of "grain" (meaning oats, or TC, or Purina, or whatevers) - he was getting a few lbs. of TC Senior...

Yeah, keep him or put him down.... I'm still fighting myself and not letting myself go see him, because I'm NOT in a financial position to take care of him. I'm not even in a financial position to...

I train 4 horses and own 9, and started this blog recently to keep track of things and inspire myself to continue learning. In case anyone is interested in reading a random stranger's blog haha,...

Gimme a little credit ;) By "hard feed" I mean some sort of food other than beep/alf cubes/etc... it's a somewhat old fashioned term I guess, meaning sweet feed (not that I mean I'm gonna give the...

JB, yeah, I'm thinking of just doing the beep plus a little alf pellets so they'll eat the beep with vitamins, minerals, etc... Is there an inexpensive vit/min supplement you would recommend? Also,...

Every foal I've seen of his online is stunning, I am falling in love with him. He is close enough that I could go see him in person as well.

http://www.bridlewoodhanoverians.com/fabuleux.php
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In my own riding, I find it's absolutely the opposite of this! I feel like I have much more range and finesse when my quads are closed and my hamstrings are relaxed, knees touching the saddle but...

Where your toes point is simply a reflection of where your hips and therefore knees are - it's never a toe issue, it's reflective of what is happening higher up. People tend to want to grip with the...

Sorry I can't comment on the Succeed, but just so you guys know you can get generic UG now - I got mine from my vet and a month's treatment was $360. And it worked.

Nappingonthejob, thanks for bringing that info to my attention. My feed store told me Cargill was taking over the production of the TC they get, unfortunately.

Jaimebaker, I have almost all...

I have no idea either, lol ;) I mostly just know I'd like to avoid Triple Crown and Purina (never been a fan of most of their feeds, I have used them in the past).