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<blockquote data-quote="J&amp;amp;T Farm" data-source="post: 437708" data-attributes="member: 2314"><p>Our horse pasture is right beside the house they are checked twice a day and my sister rides about everyday. When we first got him we were very careful about letting them all get use to each other. Then they seemed to get along ok so for the past month or so we have felt pretty comfortable with the situation. I hadn't seen any reason to think they weren't getting along. But I will be watching them all closer. I think the mare was in heat ( she is one that it is hard to tell) and this may have caused her to be more agressive all the sudden. And from now on he will be in a different pasture than her. Right now I have him in with a 22 yr old mare that I know will not do anything. And it helped that we got 5 inches of rain, and have plenty of grass now. It looks much better this morning the swelling is going down and he trotted across the field to me. I am going to call the vet and give him an update today. He has not even seen the horse he said that if there was no guts punctured and it was just skin and muscle that we could take care of him as good as he could . Since stitches were not an option. But he said that if it started looking slimly or he started running fever to call him and he would come out. But he hasn't had any fever and the wounds are clean and healing like he said they would.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="J&T Farm, post: 437708, member: 2314"] Our horse pasture is right beside the house they are checked twice a day and my sister rides about everyday. When we first got him we were very careful about letting them all get use to each other. Then they seemed to get along ok so for the past month or so we have felt pretty comfortable with the situation. I hadn't seen any reason to think they weren't getting along. But I will be watching them all closer. I think the mare was in heat ( she is one that it is hard to tell) and this may have caused her to be more agressive all the sudden. And from now on he will be in a different pasture than her. Right now I have him in with a 22 yr old mare that I know will not do anything. And it helped that we got 5 inches of rain, and have plenty of grass now. It looks much better this morning the swelling is going down and he trotted across the field to me. I am going to call the vet and give him an update today. He has not even seen the horse he said that if there was no guts punctured and it was just skin and muscle that we could take care of him as good as he could . Since stitches were not an option. But he said that if it started looking slimly or he started running fever to call him and he would come out. But he hasn't had any fever and the wounds are clean and healing like he said they would. [/QUOTE]
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