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I was planning on going, and then couldn't.....glad I did not make the trip to know some of the horses I wanted to go to see where not there. Would still love to see the prices on the others...there where a few I am curious about what they sold for. Thanks.

Great minds think alike, I have the same in my stalls, Hubby came up with the idea as well, and they work PERFECT!!!! :aktion033: :

Congrats....would love to see pics

They are both very pretty!

Also, do you worry about alignment at all? I really would like to know how much over is still considered ok.......picture wise.

Ok, my idea of a good bite is even top and bottom match up perfect. So many times I have went to look at a horse that I was told it has a good bite.....and it is a little over, not matching up perfect, is this still acceptable, how far over is still ok, or considered good? A horse with an...

Well it isn't contracted tendons after all, he feels it is in the knee joint........and given time she hopefully will come out of it on her own.

My vet is coming out, and I had mentioned tetracycline to him, he said he had heard of it, but never has tried it, Can those of you that have used it give me more info? He said we may need to also splint her legs..he will know more when he gets here. SO how often do you give the...

Ok, the vet is coming out today, he suggested maybe splints.......I told him about tetracycline, and he said he has heard about it, but never used it.......He asked me how often your vets are giving it? Any info I can give him when he gets here I would appreciate.......he had asked if they gave...

So is that something that will resolve in time or do I need to have the vet look at her, someone told me maybe splints....or surgery, but then everyone tells me to give her a little more time.......

we had a filly born today and she is up and nursing which is good but she can bend her legs back to lay down but they don't appear to bend enough to straighten.......what could be the problem......is this something I should worry about or do you think it will resolve when she finished...

This is my first year sending in a AMHA stallion report. My stallion is DNA'd already.....one of the mares he is bred to is also DNA'd already the other two are not. Do I have to have them(the other 2 mares) DNA'd to register the foals?

Well thanks guys, I guess now I feel stupid, cause I was so upset I sent the seller an email, and told them what I had learned and that I awas upset about it. I guess if it was a couple hundred I wouldn't have thought anything, but it was quite a bit more, so my first reaction was to get...

Well I could have paid for the horse all at once, but once I saw the paperwork was a nightmare, I said I would give half and the other half when the paperwork was straightened out. The person offered the horse for less money was looking at several horses and that was the price shot off at her...

How would you feel and what if anything would you do if you purchased a horse, half down and half when the paperwork was given to you, and you find out in a matter of weeks before you have paid the other half, and before they have the paperwork fixed........that someone you know had the same...

Ok, I emailed, and just so you know, this is what I was told: "You can put ONE LINE through their name and the date and write above or below it that sale was not finalized. Then, when you sell the horse again, use a Application of Transfer and attach it to the certificate." Whew...........Now...

What do you do if you had a horse sold, and filled out the paperwork the night before so everything would be ready, you signed the transfer on the bottom of the papers and the date. Then the sale fell through on that particular horse.......and you already have the date written in??? :

Well I will check about them scoping the gutteral pouches. More and more I am thinking it is something I am not ready to deal with. Our family has quite a few horses, big & small, and donkeys. And it would cost us a fortune to vaccinate the whole herd, when we have never had a problem with...

Just recently had it and is over it, and they are going to have the vet swab it to see if to make sure it is not a carrier before they will sell it. SO if it is not a carrier, could I feel safe buying it and bring it to my property?

Ok, here is a question, I have never ever dealt with strangles, NOR do I ever want to have it on my place. If you where looking at a young horse that had once had strangles and had gotten over it, would you still consider buying it? Also is there a test to check if they are carriers, can they...