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Any MNers with horses out there?

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Longlegs1972 · 26/01/2007 15:36

and how do you cope?

I'm getting really down cos I never get the time to spend with mine....

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notjustmom · 01/01/2008 12:37

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HeppyChick · 01/01/2008 12:42

Thanks njm, I really didn't expect such a quick response! I'll take a look. I have got one sorted, yes. He's a lovely boy and won't give me any surprises! Why are you selling if you don't mind me asking?

notjustmom · 01/01/2008 12:44

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HeppyChick · 01/01/2008 12:47

That's a shame. I hope you get a good home for her soon, where are you? I'm in West Yorkshire and bought him through the stables where I have lessons. I'm so nervous so will probably be on here looking for advice until I get my head around everything.

theslownorris · 01/01/2008 12:47

I haven't been on here for ages . Tesco also do equestrian items online. I've had a few things from there and have been pleased with the quality. It's always worth checking it regularly as they have excellent reductions too. .

notjustmom · 01/01/2008 12:50

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HeppyChick · 01/01/2008 12:52

Tesco! Thanks, I'll take a look there too. I have been advised to buy Shires Chillcheeta, are there other comparable brands?

HeppyChick · 01/01/2008 12:53

That's great, thanks njm - I feel such a pillock asking such basic questions at the stables, they are fantastic but I don't like to keep bothering them. Not crass at all by the way.

notjustmom · 01/01/2008 12:57

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theslownorris · 01/01/2008 12:59

Shires are pretty good,the Robinsons own brand (Requisite) are ok too but I've found that they are not over-generous so you may need to go up a size. Different makes fit different horses better. For example I have native ponies and Horsewear (Rhino,Rambo etc) don't seem to accomodate their shape too well, yet Masta and Saxon fit fine.

HeppyChick · 01/01/2008 13:00

He needs a stable rug for now, which weight do I buy, he is clipped. You don't know how much I appreciate having you to ask on here!

notjustmom · 01/01/2008 13:01

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theslownorris · 01/01/2008 13:01

What breed is he and what kind of clip does he have?

theslownorris · 01/01/2008 13:03

Lol,it's like the Spanih Inquisition! I shall bow out and let NJM answer as mine aren't stabled

notjustmom · 01/01/2008 13:04

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theslownorris · 01/01/2008 13:05

The advantages of Natives!!!

Pics on profile

HeppyChick · 01/01/2008 13:06

Oh god, now I'm really going to show myself up as the complete novice I am! He is clipped on legs, half neck etc. . I don't know what breed he is, except that he isn't a cob . I can tell you the colour

notjustmom · 01/01/2008 13:08

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HeppyChick · 01/01/2008 13:11

No, I wouldn't say he was fine but not a cart horse either.

theslownorris · 01/01/2008 13:12

(Some pics of clips to help you )

notjustmom · 01/01/2008 13:14

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