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post #21 of 22 Old 10-20-2011, 04:45 PM
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Brackabrack - My mare has ripped about four bell boots so far, just during riding. She is a bit uncoordinated when she gets distracted and steps all over herself! The times when i've had boots on her thought she hasn't managed to lose one. I have the easyboot gloves - I have found them pretty durable. I'm lucky in that the one pair I have fit both my horses, so I share them between the two.
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post #22 of 22 Old 10-21-2011, 02:44 PM Thread Starter
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I may have another coming in a few weeks.. hes a local horse and uses the same farrier, so i will see whats what as from the images i have seen, he looks the same sort of breed as bracken (Jester is a cob, bracken is unknown).. same conformation, build ect .. i will be able to see what bad traits he has too.. his over reaching could be because i am asking him to extend ridden, and he mustnt of build as much muscle as he should of by now?? Ah i dont know. Time will tell !! xx
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