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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
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It's absolutely bucketing down out there and all I can think of is the horses' fields turning to mush and endless weeks sloshing about in the mud and spending hours scraping it off every time you want to ride...
Oh I hate a wet winter! !!
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over a year ago
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"It's absolutely bucketing down out there and all I can think of is the horses' fields turning to mush and endless weeks sloshing about in the mud and spending hours scraping it off every time you want to ride...
Oh I hate a wet winter! !!
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This is the same conversation I have with my mum literally everyday of every winter. It's amazing how having horses makes us obsessed with the weather whatever the weather lol |
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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
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"It's absolutely bucketing down out there and all I can think of is the horses' fields turning to mush and endless weeks sloshing about in the mud and spending hours scraping it off every time you want to ride...
Oh I hate a wet winter! !!
This is the same conversation I have with my mum literally everyday of every winter. It's amazing how having horses makes us obsessed with the weather whatever the weather lol"
It does, all I can think about is the land, its so crap in the SE too, all clay, whereas I had fabulous free draining land in the Cotswolds and enough of it! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Chucking it down here too, but at least its daylight now. Also horse problems. I was supposed to meet an equine vet but she's been called out to fondle a horse or something. I hope she washes her hands.... |
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"It's absolutely bucketing down out there and all I can think of is the horses' fields turning to mush and endless weeks sloshing about in the mud and spending hours scraping it off every time you want to ride...
Oh I hate a wet winter! !!
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oddly a little erotic lol |
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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
...Up on the Downs |
"It's absolutely bucketing down out there and all I can think of is the horses' fields turning to mush and endless weeks sloshing about in the mud and spending hours scraping it off every time you want to ride...
Oh I hate a wet winter! !!
oddly a little erotic lol"
Haha. ...noooooo! |
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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I have snow here. Snow is lashing down and I'm out nightshift tonight so I hope it doesn't become an issue as I need to try drive to work in it"
Sounds like its sweeping across the whole country, I shall check it out on the news..... |
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"It's absolutely bucketing down out there and all I can think of is the horses' fields turning to mush and endless weeks sloshing about in the mud and spending hours scraping it off every time you want to ride...
Oh I hate a wet winter! !!
oddly a little erotic lol
Haha. ...noooooo!"
come on frisky I'll clean you down  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I cant stand the rain against my windows bringing back sweet memories 
Oh dear, I started singing that as I was reading it.job done ......night
Earworm!!  "
you singing it to .....double whammy RIP George |
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I have a hose under cover by my front door. When I come back from the horse I hose my boots down and put them in the boot rack (thanks Grandad) to dry.
I hate this time of year. I spent ages wandering round looking for a shoe yesterday that fell off in the field that farrier only put on before Xmas. Never seem to find them. |
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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
...Up on the Downs |
"I have a hose under cover by my front door. When I come back from the horse I hose my boots down and put them in the boot rack (thanks Grandad) to dry.
I hate this time of year. I spent ages wandering round looking for a shoe yesterday that fell off in the field that farrier only put on before Xmas. Never seem to find them. "
Clammy wellies - that's another thing I hate, they never seem to dry properly inside left at the yard!  |
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"I have a hose under cover by my front door. When I come back from the horse I hose my boots down and put them in the boot rack (thanks Grandad) to dry.
I hate this time of year. I spent ages wandering round looking for a shoe yesterday that fell off in the field that farrier only put on before Xmas. Never seem to find them.
Clammy wellies - that's another thing I hate, they never seem to dry properly inside left at the yard! "
Stuff them with paper to dry then microwave your Welly socks before you put them on.
Bit of a faff though when you just need to get out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pissing down here. Thankfully I have the day off.
Got to venture out to feed the bunny. in the field? "
No she has a large enclosure with a 10x8 shed for her sheltered area. She’s a large bunny. Last weighed in at over 8kg. |
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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Pissing down here. Thankfully I have the day off.
Got to venture out to feed the bunny. in the field?
No she has a large enclosure with a 10x8 shed for her sheltered area. She’s a large bunny. Last weighed in at over 8kg. "
Wow, that's a monster bunny!  |
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"Same problem gor me as you OP. Mine is just over a very bad case of mud fever too
Oh bugger! Sudocrem at night and pig oil for the field for you then!"
I didn’t know you could use sudocrem. Makes sense as I use it on my dog when he has it.
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"Same problem gor me as you OP. Mine is just over a very bad case of mud fever too
Oh bugger! Sudocrem at night and pig oil for the field for you then!"
I’ve been using neem oil it’s had pretty spectacular results. Not cheap though but is anything not expensive when it comes to the equine world??? |
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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Same problem gor me as you OP. Mine is just over a very bad case of mud fever too
Oh bugger! Sudocrem at night and pig oil for the field for you then!
I didn’t know you could use sudocrem. Makes sense as I use it on my dog when he has it.
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It's marvellous - you need to keep it from drying out overnight as well as killing the bugs and sudocrem does that really well. I bandage them too if they are bad, with nappy roll. |
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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Same problem gor me as you OP. Mine is just over a very bad case of mud fever too
Oh bugger! Sudocrem at night and pig oil for the field for you then!
I’ve been using neem oil it’s had pretty spectacular results. Not cheap though but is anything not expensive when it comes to the equine world??? "
Can't remember if I've tried that, might do so next time. Fingers crossed ours are OK so far but one gets really bad sulcus infections.
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"Pissing down here. Thankfully I have the day off.
Got to venture out to feed the bunny. in the field?
No she has a large enclosure with a 10x8 shed for her sheltered area. She’s a large bunny. Last weighed in at over 8kg. "
omg what are you feeding it ......Christmas pud?? |
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By *aenMan
over a year ago
Here and There |
"Same problem gor me as you OP. Mine is just over a very bad case of mud fever too
Oh bugger! Sudocrem at night and pig oil for the field for you then!
I’ve been using neem oil it’s had pretty spectacular results. Not cheap though but is anything not expensive when it comes to the equine world???
Can't remember if I've tried that, might do so next time. Fingers crossed ours are OK so far but one gets really bad sulcus infections.
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Used to live in Herefordshire where the heavy clay would turn to a Somme like consistency when churned up by horses, lost count of how many times I lost wellies turning horses out. January was always the worst month. Many dark mornings spent stood in the mud in socks thinking - why the f*ck am I doing this!
And for all things mud fever, you can’t beat Conotrane. |
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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago
Paisley |
"I have a hose under cover by my front door. When I come back from the horse I hose my boots down and put them in the boot rack (thanks Grandad) to dry.
I hate this time of year. I spent ages wandering round looking for a shoe yesterday that fell off in the field that farrier only put on before Xmas. Never seem to find them. "
But a metal detector! |
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"I have a hose under cover by my front door. When I come back from the horse I hose my boots down and put them in the boot rack (thanks Grandad) to dry.
I hate this time of year. I spent ages wandering round looking for a shoe yesterday that fell off in the field that farrier only put on before Xmas. Never seem to find them.
But a metal detector! "
That makes it too easy...but makes alot of sense. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It lashed it sown on Boxing Day night, then we had shit loads of snow but today it's beautiful. Fresh but very sunny "
Sun, sun??!!! Still snowing here |
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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
...Up on the Downs |
"Same problem gor me as you OP. Mine is just over a very bad case of mud fever too
Oh bugger! Sudocrem at night and pig oil for the field for you then!
I’ve been using neem oil it’s had pretty spectacular results. Not cheap though but is anything not expensive when it comes to the equine world???
Can't remember if I've tried that, might do so next time. Fingers crossed ours are OK so far but one gets really bad sulcus infections.
Used to live in Herefordshire where the heavy clay would turn to a Somme like consistency when churned up by horses, lost count of how many times I lost wellies turning horses out. January was always the worst month. Many dark mornings spent stood in the mud in socks thinking - why the f*ck am I doing this!
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I have been there lol..... |
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"I have a hose under cover by my front door. When I come back from the horse I hose my boots down and put them in the boot rack (thanks Grandad) to dry.
I hate this time of year. I spent ages wandering round looking for a shoe yesterday that fell off in the field that farrier only put on before Xmas. Never seem to find them.
But a metal detector! "
Being an avid fan of the Detectorists I’m tempted to buy one. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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i remember taking a horse for a ride in heavy rain and thick mud - a large deep hole had formed but obviously out of sight under the sludge - the horses front left leg went in and he went to the side - i went with - i was really worried about his leg as he had cut the side of his face as well - we walked back clean on one side and completely muddied on the other - did look funny and the yard owner took a pic to take the piss out of us -- he was shaken but ok |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"i remember taking a horse for a ride in heavy rain and thick mud - a large deep hole had formed but obviously out of sight under the sludge - the horses front left leg went in and he went to the side - i went with - i was really worried about his leg as he had cut the side of his face as well - we walked back clean on one side and completely muddied on the other - did look funny and the yard owner took a pic to take the piss out of us -- he was shaken but ok "
well in stockport today peach had everything rain ,sun ,snow ,and wind maybe a tad different for you I live in sort of countryside ish
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By (user no longer on site)
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"i remember taking a horse for a ride in heavy rain and thick mud - a large deep hole had formed but obviously out of sight under the sludge - the horses front left leg went in and he went to the side - i went with - i was really worried about his leg as he had cut the side of his face as well - we walked back clean on one side and completely muddied on the other - did look funny and the yard owner took a pic to take the piss out of us -- he was shaken but ok well in stockport today peach had everything rain ,sun ,snow ,and wind maybe a tad different for you I live in sort of countryside ish "
stockport only 15 mins from me - its been bloody cold here- rain slush and hail - also some lovely blue skies |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"i remember taking a horse for a ride in heavy rain and thick mud - a large deep hole had formed but obviously out of sight under the sludge - the horses front left leg went in and he went to the side - i went with - i was really worried about his leg as he had cut the side of his face as well - we walked back clean on one side and completely muddied on the other - did look funny and the yard owner took a pic to take the piss out of us -- he was shaken but ok well in stockport today peach had everything rain ,sun ,snow ,and wind maybe a tad different for you I live in sort of countryside ish
stockport only 15 mins from me - its been bloody cold here- rain slush and hail - also some lovely blue skies"
crazy ahh well weather can be different from here to lets say Oldham hope you had lovely Christmas lights |
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By *daw42Man
over a year ago
Dunston |
"It's absolutely bucketing down out there and all I can think of is the horses' fields turning to mush and endless weeks sloshing about in the mud and spending hours scraping it off every time you want to ride...
Oh I hate a wet winter! !!
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You don't have to scrape it off if you want to ride me. Sorry no offence, to good to resist x |
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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
...Up on the Downs |
"i remember taking a horse for a ride in heavy rain and thick mud - a large deep hole had formed but obviously out of sight under the sludge - the horses front left leg went in and he went to the side - i went with - i was really worried about his leg as he had cut the side of his face as well - we walked back clean on one side and completely muddied on the other - did look funny and the yard owner took a pic to take the piss out of us -- he was shaken but ok "
Haha - yes, only funny AFTER the event!!! |
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By *risky_Mare OP Woman
over a year ago
...Up on the Downs |
"It's absolutely bucketing down out there and all I can think of is the horses' fields turning to mush and endless weeks sloshing about in the mud and spending hours scraping it off every time you want to ride...
Oh I hate a wet winter! !!
You don't have to scrape it off if you want to ride me. Sorry no offence, to good to resist x"
Not sure I want to ride anyone plastered in mud - sounds a bit kinky to me lol!  |
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