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Thank you all for your reassurance. The BO wants to put a round bale in the paddock and has agreed to get a 1 inch big bale net. That will make life easier...
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My daughter had a thick -as- a -brick mare who fell in a 2h straight load trailer, never did figure what happened ( we were driving slowly on a nice smooth...
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what size holes in hay net?
My mare is on 24/7 outdoor board with a round bale, and I can't BELIEVE how much weight she has put on in the last 6 weeks! BO agreed to a WeightWatcher...
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I use a bulk type shampoo to get the dirt off then a blue one (whichever is on sale- I am presently using the Aborbine one), finish off with lots of leave...
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My turn- mare had her ear shredded into 3 pieces. Vet sutured and prescribed cold hosing and cleaning 3 times daily then applying antibiotic cream. Have...
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Why delete? Was it controversial? The answers don't suggest it was particularly diificult!
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I am with ThreeFigs! Much prefer leg straps and remove the tail straps. We had not very skilled staff at one barn who did not pull tail over strap when...
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Did the vet check PCR or antibodies for PHF? I hate treating on a chance, it can really muddy the waters down the line as you don't actually know what...
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Check out Country and Stable- they carry Dublin and Ariat as well as TOGGI boots and are have good prices. They have a sale on at present.
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Heinz 57- I think we were looking at the same article in Dressage today from earlier this year. The article was actually a reprint from 2010! Anyone know...Last edited by demidq; Nov. 23, 2019, 10:25 PM.
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That 2011 article said L'Hiver used a cork liner-I don't think that would comply with US safety standards! There was another top hat that was custom made...
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Standard Bread-- I would like to see what that 'safety top hat " looks like on someone's head before saying it doesn't look too bad. I can't find...
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I had a beautiful 5 yo mare that I bought thinking she only needed time, and love to relax and be the perfect ride. Didn't happen. After 9 years and several...
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I would think the volume of mud would overwhelm a hand held vac.You can buy a shop vac or household canister vac pretty inexpensively and get a curry...
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demidq replied to What are you using to groom your wooly beast down to the skin? Cactus Cloth? Tiger Tongue? Grooming gloves? ???in Off CourseRainWeasley- I have a smallish canister vacuum (around $150) I use to vacuum my beast- it is less bulky and quieter than a ShopVac. Not sure about relative...
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There are several grooming heads for vacuums that you can buy to use with a shop vac or any other vacuum. Check out ValleyVet. I use the Dr. Smith curry...
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I think the take home point here is not to assume anything - ask lots of questions even if they seem obvious and check your boarding contract. For example,...
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demidq replied to What are you using to groom your wooly beast down to the skin? Cactus Cloth? Tiger Tongue? Grooming gloves? ???in Off CourseRedHorses- can you post a photo of your Thing? I can't even begin to picture it!
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JanM- Diana was pretty open about the fact she was having an affair with her sons' riding instructor and that is why she was taking "lessons&quo...
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