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Thanks for the information. I am trying to help the wife break her to lead. I wished I was home enough to workm with her, but most of my time is away working for the time being. She is in a pasture with her mother now and she is a frisky little thing. She is a pretty paint filly with plenty of...

I have not ever tried to train a young horse to lead. She is about a year old and has a halter on her. I have heard different ways on how to train one to lead, but would like to here some of you on the board. Thanks

I have a rye grass patch for some calves and I also have a pregnant mare. Will it hurt the horse to eat the rye grass for a long period of time. She really loves to eat it, but I do not let her eat much as I am not sure to how much is to much.

She is in a pasture with bahia and bermuda

OOPS there is also minerals in the pasture. She did eat some the first day, but I don't think she liked it.

We just recently bought a horse ( mare ) She may be pregnant as the lady we bought her from said she has been exposed. The question is we have her on a pasture with 3 calves that I would like to feed. I have some medicated feed, but I know if I leave the feed in the pasture the horse will eat it...

She is in a small pasture, but will not allow them to catch her. If you act like you are she runs off. I told the neighbor to feed her in a stall and close the gate on her everyday and see if this works any better. They claim she is okay to ride after she is caught, but the problem is catching her.

I have a neighbor that cannot catch their horse. She runs everytime they try to catch her. Can anyone tell me how to help them????

Thanks for the replies.

Is it okay to give a horse a pear or two. Not sure :?: