Midwinters Track Livery

Midwinters Track Livery 365 day Turnout with Track/Pasture options. Natural herd life with Friends Forage and Freedom
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08/01/2025
Humans are here for extra treats and enrichment! I’m having a Happy Ever After in a gelding herd with all sorts of diffe...
08/01/2025

Humans are here for extra treats and enrichment! I’m having a Happy Ever After in a gelding herd with all sorts of different friends & we have a small number of vacancies coming up in Spring if you’d like to share your needs we can see if we can give you a happy ever after too…We are on the Hamptworth Estate half way between Southampton & Salisbury

08/01/2025

And space to Move Always, with our friends and have new areas opened up regularly for us just about as Close to Natural Herd Life as is possible….

But equally importantly….we have FREEDOM! Freedom to choose where we want to be…who we want to be with, who we want to e...
08/01/2025

But equally importantly….we have FREEDOM! Freedom to choose where we want to be…who we want to be with, who we want to eat with, how much shelter we want from the elements, what forage we feel we need…

We have FORAGE in the forms of Barley Straw at all times, Hay of at least one Tested Type at all times and Ryegrass free...
08/01/2025

We have FORAGE in the forms of Barley Straw at all times, Hay of at least one Tested Type at all times and Ryegrass free Grassland available for grazing at all times, but accessible in an amount that keeps us Healthy, not too much for some, not too little for others….

We are with our FRIENDS in appropriate groups depending on our needs…
08/01/2025

We are with our FRIENDS in appropriate groups depending on our needs…

Helloooooooo I’m William! I want to tell you about this livery….we tend to think outside the box….
08/01/2025

Helloooooooo I’m William! I want to tell you about this livery….we tend to think outside the box….

06/01/2025

No farms will be closed today! 💪 ❄️

06/01/2025

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06/01/2025

OLD HORSES CAN DIE OF STARVATION IF NOT GIVEN FEED THEY CAN CHEW

Many owners see their elderly horses or ponies getting thinner and thinner despite some bucket concentrate feed, and might assume that 'it's just their age'. These owners often have no idea that all the horse needs is feed in a form that the horse can eat.

Most elderly horses lose weight because they cannot chew very well, and this might be despite good, regular dental care. Horses' teeth grow continuously throughout their lives and will eventually loosen and fall out. They literally 'run out' of teeth. Even those with teeth left can struggle to chew enough conserved forage (hay/haylage) to maintain condition, because the grinding surfaces of the teeth become smoother.

If these horses are fed just concentrates - especially low-fibre conditioning or veteran feeds - they will struggle, because they will be fibre-deficient.

Older horses who gradually get thinner must have their forage (hay, haylage and eventually grass) replaced with ground fibre sources, soaked to a mash, and eventually may need 100% of their feed from a bag.

It is ignorance, rather than cruelty to let a very old - but otherwise healthy - horse get very thin. But it is absolutely 100% avoidable with the knowledge of what to feed!

The grey horse reflects how older horses can end up looking if they don't have their long forage replaced with chewable alternatives.

The dun pony is how an older horse (late 30s) can look despite having lost most of their teeth, when fed 6kg forage-replacement feeds daily

You can claim a free article on feeding older horses and ponies (simply comment feeding oldies below) AND I'm delivering a webinar on this very subject next week. See the link in the comments for more details!

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05/01/2025
05/01/2025

I'm sure many can relate with this 😁❣️

Picture credit: Misfit Designs for Equimed

01/01/2025

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31/12/2024

We offer full livery from £95 per week….

Let us give you and your horse a Happy Ever After here with Gorgeous hacking and knowledgeable care, Friends, Forage and Freedom

We wish you and your horses a Very Happy New Year

Here’s to 2025 🥳

30/12/2024

A true animal lover, Martin Clunes softens when talking about his passion for dogs and horses.
As well as being a writer, presenter and actor, Mr Clunes is also an incredibly keen heavy horse enthusiast who took over as president of The British Horse Society in 2011.
Already known to millions from his stage and screen appearances, including Doc Martin, Manhunt and Men Behaving Badly, his 2010 ITV documentary series Horsepower revealed his passion for horses and latterly a second equine documentary, Heavy Horsepower, in 2013.

Martin owns two Clydesdale horses, Ronnie and Bruce, and knows first-hand the joy that these gentle giants can bring to owners, exhibitors and spectators alike at county shows around the UK

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https://truupy.com/rare-white-bison-calf-born-at-sioux-valley-dakota-nation-in-manitoba-canada/

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