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Is this a waste of money or does it really make a difference?

ever tried a bot egg knife? they work pretty good if you know how to use them http://www.horse.com/products/gift-0__sku-BRW05.html

in reference to your other post, it is likely your mare will still be buddy sour with a goat as well.

your mare likes he buddy more than she likes you. change that

goats are good buds for horses depending on the horse. an old pony might not be good if your looking for low maintainence because they may have health problems. why are you getting rid of your horse?

you can pm me some pics of your tack

gotta love those ol boys!

couldnt have said it better

6.31 so far. i broke pattern and knocked over barrels til i got the hang of it lol. my horse would be disappointed in me lol.

how long have you had these horses

i agree with chippie about contacting your vet. we had a similar problem with our clydesdale. we kept the area shaved (gets air to the sores), gave him antibiotics, and applied a soothing cream. he is doing better now but we still have to shave his legs. those long feathers just support whatever...

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that second pic in your original post looks straight from a magazine! he is beautiful!

didnt you post this on the "hi im new here" board a couple days ago?

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filly willow tumble girl

there are lots of different definitions of "spooky". is she high strung? scared of you? scared of environment? edgy? panicky? you have to figure out why she is spooky and eliminate or solve the problem

as long as the old horse and the filly are not real thin and have grown in good winter hair they should be fine. it gets down to zero degrees here and we just feed a little extra to help keep them warm

depends. some mares take their colts back, some dont. i know a 3 year old filly that still sticks with her mom like she was born yesterday and her dam protects her like it too. filly bothers other horses then runs back to mom for protection because mom is lead mare. the mare would let that filly...

keep in mind their horses were around shooting al the time it was normal for them.