Pony Profile Time!😀 So I have had quite a few people ask me about how I keep my horses and so I thought this could be something fun to post and possibly interesting for others. I'll start with my true gentleman, Reagan aka Campaigning❤️🐎 2009 OTTB, 16.1h Expert cribber, will eat ANYTHING, very easy going personality, prone to impaction colics(Ulcer flareups make him go off his water), gains weight easily but loses it just as easily, the sweetest horse you will EVER meet.☺️ Turn-out: All day, 8-9 in summer. In winter 8-8 or earlier if weather is gross. *Reagan comes in over night so we can monitor his water intake very closely. Feeding: 9 flakes spread out over 3 feedings, summer when grazing is at its best 6 flakes *hay consists of half 1st and half 2nd cut. And grazing as much as h...

Hi, i would like to share here my horse story. he was given to me in February 2016 because of his persisting lameness. after a few month of turn out (he had been in stall rest for the last 2 year) and a weight loss) his lameness was a better but not cured. so we got xray done to know the reason of the lameness since the previous owner was not able to explain it to us when the horse was given. see my shared post for the radio. the horse was then diagnosed with a ostéitis of the 3rd phalanges. the vet was not optimistic aboit it but when he saw my sorrow he said that maybe a mineral reinforcement would help the tissues regenerate. So i had heard a lot of good about MadBarn and their supplements are and were the most complete i could find without driving for hours to go get them. in Augus...