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I have one that comes up out of Florida I will have to see when they are coming next

if your hay is too fiborous then it can cause the belly to be big, I personally haven't found a belly sweat useful. Trotting builds the topline, cantering tucks the belly. A lot of trainers feed beet pulp instead of hay during show season, or alfalfa cubes so they don't get too much fiber to...

If you can't find them, SOMETIMES you can have your vet sedate them, lay them down ( in a nice way is what I mean) and roll them on their backs, this can get them to show themselves lol Karen

I got mine today Thanks So much

I have a silver penny wood cart that weighs roughly 100lbs, its nice, extremely comfortable ride and I have used it for all 3 phases, it has held up well with no issues other than its a 1 seater. I also have a moified sulky cart that I have used, however its issue is that its REALLY hard to...

You have to put your hands in all that hair and feel them in the winter, if you can feel ribs then you need to add food/protein if you can't feel them at all then maybe the don't need so much. With minis I have found that some not all need a higher protein than others, to keep down the pot...

I love hearing about other places and the history of them so something from where you are would be fabulous Severely allergic to Coconut I do have 2 kids 7 and 9 NO RED 40 Dye in a lot of candies and such. We love horse related stuff. Nothing Floral scented (allergies) I have 2 barns/farms...

I"m in upstate Sc at the NC line, we had a rash of abortions due to the Nitrate levels in the alfalfa hay being too high, they aborted between 8 and 9 months along. It took us months to figure out what was going on. From necropsies to hay testing to soil testing etc that was the only thing out...

I have a mare that when her back starts bothering her she walks spraddle legged and stiff, get her back worked on and she is good to go and is an excellent driving horse. In this picture he is standing with his hind legs out behind him, yes he seems a little straight but I think its...

what area are you in, there are a lot of members here and someone may know of someone in you area that doesn't advertise or that it great with driving that might be able to help you. Karen

I can tell you how to make the screen size bigger in windows 8 in Chrome, go to the end of the address bar at the top of the page, the 3 lines, to customize and control, Adjust the Zoom to 200-300% and will blow it up so you can see it better. There should be a way to do this in all browsers.

Let him be next to the wall when you want to pick his feet up, he can't really go anywhere or fall over, make sure you tie him fairly short so he doesn't have a whole lot of room to move. Tell him Whoa, and stand, then brush him, for now just do this tied until you work out the issues. Some...

thats what I was afraid of with that one, reviews were worse than just bed bugs though YUCK

I got a decent deal through hotwire, with flight hotel and car although I picked the tulsa select for the hotel, I changed it after reading the reviews, I hit the wrong button....opps won't do that again... but changed it to the Extended Stay America- Midtown. Its right next to a whole bunch of...

The tulsa select has some really bad recent reviews. I was worried about that one

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I'm all for camping... but not this trip lol that might happen if I ever get out there again

I get to go out to Nationals --- Hubby is letting me go by myself I would like to know if everyone stays at the host hotel or if there are good places other than that one. Any suggestions?

I have a wooden road cart/meadowbrooke, it doesn't have the fenders or the rear entry. It weighs approximatly 100 lbs, My mare is 36" at the withers and stocky built and has NO trouble with me in the hills that we have here on the marathon. I do now have something else for that phase thats...

I mentioned it because I know some (not all) like a tight check to keep it from flopping. And with my mare I tried messing with it, and she got so upset when asked to stand with a tight check she reared. I normally use no check at all on mine unless I am in the breed ring. Good Luck with him...