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What a cutie! He seems very affectionate too. 🙂
From what I can see of it, the stable and facilities look nice too. How much does to cost to board a horse there?
board is $240 a month that includes vet and farrier visits..12 acre turn out..feed and suppliments and use of all facilities
Just a thought–he may indeed just be working the bit, but there is a small chance he might be signalling discomfort. Is he easy to bridle? If he readily takes the bit, then it isn’t uncomfortable for him. Also, if you catch him drooling when he isn’t wearing a bit, or if he tends to drop his feed, you might have his teeth checked. There could be a sharp spur in his mouth that is bothering him.
I hope I’m just being twitchy and that there’s nothing more going on here than high spirits. But we did have a mare with a tooth spur, and it wasn’t until the vet got a good look at her cheek teeth that we realized what was bugging her. Once the spur was filed down, she was much happier about taking the bit when we bridled her.
Knight has such a kind eye and a wonderful face. Lovely fellow! 🙂
he takes the bit fine and eats well, he doesn tneed his teeth floated beings i got it done last month hee hee
Dracomancer wrote:board is $240 a month that includes vet and farrier visits..12 acre turn out..feed and suppliments and use of all facilities
Wow, that’s great! What state are you in?
The local stable that I used to ride at charges $1100/month just for board nowadays.
mimitrek wrote:Dracomancer wrote:board is $240 a month that includes vet and farrier visits..12 acre turn out..feed and suppliments and use of all facilities
Wow, that’s great! What state are you in?
The local stable that I used to ride at charges $1100/month just for board.
im in california..hes being boarded in a city called palmdale at a private boarding facility(have to have backround check and health certificates before your able to board there) and the stables is only 20 minutes away from me
Great pics. Great price for board as well. Especially since it includes vet and farrier and all the other extras.
As everyone said, drool is normal and a good thing.Dracomancer wrote:mimitrek wrote:Dracomancer wrote:board is $240 a month that includes vet and farrier visits..12 acre turn out..feed and suppliments and use of all facilities
Wow, that’s great! What state are you in?
The local stable that I used to ride at charges $1100/month just for board.
im in california..hes being boarded in a city called palmdale at a private boarding facility(have to have backround check and health certificates before your able to board there) and the stables is only 20 minutes away from me
That’s pretty convenient. It sounds like a great place to keep a horse.mimitrek wrote:Dracomancer wrote:mimitrek wrote:Dracomancer wrote:board is $240 a month that includes vet and farrier visits..12 acre turn out..feed and suppliments and use of all facilities
Wow, that’s great! What state are you in?
The local stable that I used to ride at charges $1100/month just for board.
im in california..hes being boarded in a city called palmdale at a private boarding facility(have to have backround check and health certificates before your able to board there) and the stables is only 20 minutes away from me
That’s pretty convenient. It sounds like a great place to keep a horse.oh and duh..he also has a box stall with an attached outside area..his own private turn out you might call it..oh and we have a hot walker lol
Oh, he’s a looker. I love horses… I miss taking riding lessons… and wish I could afford a horse myself! 😮
mimitrek wrote:Dracomancer wrote:board is $240 a month that includes vet and farrier visits..12 acre turn out..feed and suppliments and use of all facilities
Wow, that’s great! What state are you in?
The local stable that I used to ride at charges $1100/month just for board nowadays.Thats crazy 😯 You can find horses that cost less than that!
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