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Where do you go if your horse rushes back out the trailer (like just run out or try get out from behind the divider)? What if something happens and they want out? Obviously untie first and wait til horse seems calm, but I had a horse panic after we hit a big pothole in the road. I was in a straight load so she rushed out once bbar down but what happens in an angle load? Can you unlatch the divider from outside or from the front? Or is there a safer place to stand if they rush past you?

love the other horses watching 😂 she’s really sweet. i tell you what, i had no idea i was supposed to do this for my mare. i’ve had her for 5 years. she isn’t as nice a horse as yours, but she does get nasty and sweaty and dirty. i just did it today and my poor horse had so much crusty build up. i bet she’s itched so bad.. i felt terrible. her tail is always nasty too. nobody’s ever said a word to me and i’ve had many people try to train her for me. i just didnt know anything about horses when someone bought her for me. i don’t like bathing mine at all. she seems to hate it too. i will definitely be cleaning her butt up from now on tho. idk why it never occurred to me that she can’t scratch underneath! you’d think as horse owners we’d think about that but most of us just don’t! i genuinely LOVE your approach to caring for your horses. you’re great. 😂😂 she is fat like my horse! my farrier always tells me i need to put her on a dry spot for several hours a day!

Hi, i live in western WA and have rescues my newest has hard edema under my mares belly, drainage. Got the vet out, antibiotics, banamine washing her belly. Have u seen it this bad? I tried echo vet spray and it made me cough for days. I put benadryl creme, swat, belly balm on. I will start doing the tail. Any other ideas? Thanks Janice

What a good looking gal. Love to see a strong woman in her element

I find Quest goes in with Saracen Banana Mash quite reliably!! No chance of getting Pramox anywhere near her. Panacur gets eaten with mash too.

oh i’ve never done Quest. my vet said not to😊

Good for you!

Great information, I've been battling a few issues since moving to a more tropical location here in Australia especially rain scald and sweet itch. I recently found Neem oil and coconut oil in a 1/7 ratio worked wonders ( made is stronger for the inital hit and then lowered to 1/7 for maintenance spray) . It heals up the skin and regrows hair quickly. Creates a barrier and it's the only thing to kill the horse flies the moment they try to bite and it lasts longer than fly spray since the oil makes a barrier. I'm definitely going to add your trick to the arsenal as well, it's always great to have multiple tricks to try and battling such annoying things. The Neem oil also has an anti-inflammatory affect as well which really slows the itching and helps the hair grow back. Thanks for the great video and great information

Thanks for the great info!!

Chega perto e filma as éguas de traseira, estão num descanso merecido. Bom seu vídeo

Linda suas éguas, essa que veio em você é bem meiga com você. Parece que você gosta mais da lasona.

Linda essa égua lasona, faz um video dela no cio. Belo o seu vídeo.

Good advice

Is there such a thing as a horse walk-thru shower/sprinkle during hot days? (Something like a carwash , but a cool overhead sprinkler). Just a thought. 😊

She needs a pool

Good job, ladies.❤

Good to see you and Lacey working together again. Terr

I've been thinking about getting these for my SO (Bud nippers). Have you/ someone you know had good luck with these for hard, overgrown feet? I wish the company would have more videos posted.

Nice work with Lacey

Yeah, the cost is like the price of Gold. I will try the other dewormers, and some pro biotics.

Love you granny❤ perfect I love watching this video

So apt this video, I am in a plaster cast, broken right ankle due to being trodden on. Didn't think it was broken but had it checked and two breaks! So can't see my horse for a while😢

What an absolute nightmare you've had. Well done indeed for working through it all! Hoping you can get your reverse surgery sorted out soon. X

Sorry to hear about the problems with your injury. Those little finger breaks are a bummer. Lucky I did not have issues with the insurance. However, I still have a lot of problems with my finger. First it is forever bent to the side. I did not go through therapy, but just every day activities have gotten it back to being flexible again. Although my horse knows she can still pull through the left rein, because that hand is still weak. Second I have a lot of pain in it, but I already had bad arthritis in my hands. Not sure why they have to do another surgery to remove your pins though. They removed the pins from my finger in a regular doctor visit. Even when I had screws removed from a leg a few years ago, they did it in a doctor's office with the help of a mini x-ray machine thing. The advice I would suggest for healing is when you are finally out of the finger cast. When you are doing chores and stuff still keep the broken finger taped to a good finger. But leave the knuckle part unwrapped. That way it can flex, but if you have a horse pull to much on it, the good finger gives it support, so you don't reinjure it again. Good luck and hope it heals soon.

My old mare loved her udders cleaned. My current mare will kill you if you touch her udders. My old mare never got dirty under her tail while my current mare needs weekly cleanings.

How old is Lacey?

So sorry about your injury. I just saw this video... I just came home from having the pins removed from my left ring finger. Wore a cast exactly like yours. Lol Yes, mine was due to a horse accident. Inexperienced owner trying to load her inexperienced horse in the trailer, instead of waiting for her trainer to help. Hind sight is 50/50. Lol

Glory be Ruth! Sounds terrible, what a shock. Like you said in the vid, do things 100 times no issues, 101 comes along and disaster. My replacement hip is a classic example of that. The best of good luck with your hand, you will be allright again, I'm sure. I did my hand and wrist in decorating some years ago. Took a couple of weeks to get the operation done then 8 weeks or so in a plaster cast. Lots and lots of exercises to do when the cast came off! You'd never know now it ever had an accident. ❤️❤️

So sorry to hear about your accident Ruth. I use a cone circle without any rope. We start with it all close together and then spread the cones out further and they learn to stay on the outside. Of course - as I know accidents happen. I had an accident happen several years ago..... always my fault - and yes - horses are big animals and can be dangerous. Heal quickly! xx

So sorry for your accident. You are the most safety conscious horse person I know. If this could happen to you and Lacey, it could happen to any of us. Take care.

So sorry you got hurt- thanks for sharing your wisdom, and lessons learned the hard way. Sending good energies for a completely healed hand in a couple months

Splendid, lovely to see such confidence in both of you 😊

You’re doing great with her 😊. She does seem to enjoy being ridden!

Hi there, that was just lovely and interesting to watch. 😊 Thanks very much for sharing your 1st pony ride of 2023. Lacey is looking great 👏👏👏👏

So good to see you're getting a splendid response from her. That's brilliant. Winter doldrums is an issue for me with Poppy and the wet has been relentless, to such an extent that she refused to go into the "mud soup" paddock with all her friends for a couple of weeks! Now it's dried up a little going out is no longer a problem. 🤷‍♀️