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What Should Your Horse Weigh?
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We have never seen her crib, weave or wind suck.
She has fantastic feet and has been barefoot continuously apart from a couple of months where we put fronts on as a precaution due to how hard the ground was.
We have treated her for feather mites.
Good to clip. If you wanted to clip her legs though she would need to be sedated.
She’s happy living in or out, but wants shelter at windy wet times.
She loads well in a trailer . We have never tried her in a lorry.
She wants a friend and someone to trust. We tried her on sales livery and she couldn’t settle so wherever she lives she will need time and patience to settle in.
She lives with geldings, we don’t know how she would be with other mares.
She has repeated bouts of gastric ulcers which we have treated and managed. But have been unable to find the root cause.
She trusts my daughter and does her best for her. This is a very sad situation for us as we do not have the space to keep her.
Lovely pony for in hand showing, companion or potentially a brood mare.
A good home is really important for her and for us.