I couldn’t make the livecast but boy, what a treat even if in replay. The awareness of a connection, the present-ness and how to attain – it’s gold dust. Thank you so much.

What about garlic? Is this an Old Wives tale or is there some support to feed in small amounts to keep flies/mossies off?

c.

OK – completely realize this is my dumb – but where is the link? i am lost in an infinite loop 😀

Hey z(?) – saying Hi to everyone – figured good neighborly practice 😁. Great to have like-minded folk in one place.

Hi Sandra – saying Hi to everyone! Couldn’t agree more re: the great effort of pulling this together. Looking forward to virtual connections & appreciative of all your experiences.

Hey Jenny – I’m from the bulgy bit on the west side (Wales)! Let’s do a virtual cuppa sometime!

Hi Sandy – feel likewise overwhelmed – so much to learn! Figure I’m taking it ‘one bite at a time’ 😁

Hi Kathy – always good to hear the no-grain positive experiences. I went grain free to help my enormous TB who stops sweating once the temps get to 95 deg. Helped short-term but not entirely fixed – there have been other complicating factors. My other guys went GF too and they are happy & healthy.

Hey Rosie – love the zoo!

Hey Chrissy – welcome! Looking forward to hearing about your experiences!

Here goes..

1. Happy to learn about anything but a few ideas off top of head – nutrition always useful; behavior; a benchmark for normal? – not just the vitals but general signs for health; a ‘what not to do’?

2. Pref to hear you talk rather than Q&A

3. 30 mins good

4. Intro not necessary

5/6. No pref on release timing or platform

So, routine for everyone living in the northern States & Europe but for us ‘southerners’ the cold snap (11 deg F forecast for Sun/Mon) is anything but. My guys are double or triple rugged w/ free hay; the barn is tarped for drafts and the water heated. What other tips can you suggest?

Hi Everyone,

Really enjoyed reading your intro’s, so in the spirit of the community here’s hello from me….

I’m Caroline, living in Texas. Landed 3 OTTBs four years ago and it is a steep learning curve to amass the collective knowledge but I am loving it. We are wanna-be dressage students but really, I’m not so competitive, I just love ha… Read more