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What Should Your Horse Weigh?
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He’s good to turn out, bring in and can be in the field with both geldings and mares. He’s always the one that’s on his own, doesn’t bite, kick or bully other horses.
He has been lame for a long time and I’ve tried every option to get him sound that I’ve been able to afford, maybe someone out there could get him right but sadly money isn’t endless.
Up to date with vaccinations, teeth and is currently shod but has been bare foot. Good with loading (lorry/trailer), kids, dogs and machinery.
The home is by far more important than price (can include rugs)
I would like to visit him or get updates on how he’s doing as this isn’t a light hearted decision by any means.
Loving 5* home and no time wasters.
Photos/videos on request.