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Hi ryan i have removed the fleece completely and just gone with top rug over night cotton during the day seems to be better, just was concerned about how much growth it would promote if say they did get cold but dont believe they do get cold at all

Hey there Looking for aussie mini owners First time show season coming up and horses have just been clipped ahead of our first show. I am wondering what rugs i should be using as its around 10°c over night and 18-20°c during the day in victoria australia. Ive got them in fleece and 300g fill...

I will be dropping the copra once it's all gone, slowly dropping the amount as it's nearly gone now. I just want the show quality coat and shine, looked into hygain zero and may replace the copra with that, our paddocks are sandy dry as a bone so I do a sand flush monthly as well. Fingers...

Been soaking the wheaten hay for 2 hours daily as its tested too high in sugar

Ive kept them on what they were on when i got them home They share a bucket am/pm 1 cup mircobeet 1 cup copra 1 large dipper of Lucerne chaff 30 ml Cen oil Tsp of hoof rescue se 1 tbsp of salt Slow feeder net of 2 biscuits of wheaten hay (only hay i could source at the time as we live in...

Hi!!! So as you know Im new to miniatures abd showing, I've had my girls home since January (there breeder showed them for me last year) and they have massive hay bellies and I am going around in circles trying to work out what to feed them..and what work they should be getting... any help from...

My beautiful 15 month old burnt buckskin filly, HP just a doll (doll) At her 3rd show My other beautiful 2 yr old bay tobiano filly HP Gypsy They are full sisters I also have a palomino shetland mare who is currently off being broken to harness

Hi just thought i would post and introduce myself. Im molly and i live in victoria, Australia. Im new to owning and showing miniatures as previously Ive had thoroughbreds and thought i would finally try my dream at showing minis. I look forward to chatting and getting advice when needed...