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11/07/2024

Cheeky mare tonight 🤣😂🙈

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11/07/2024

It’s true, we are on a journey ❤️

06/07/2024

Dog love

11/03/2024

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07/03/2024

Good read.

Growing a tall hedge (3.5 m high and 2.6–4.2 m wide) and trimming it every three years is good for the environment and for the health of your horse.
Good for the environment because a hedge this height/ width stores the most carbon in the soil underneath it and contributes to the biodiversity of the soil. Over trimmed hedges have a reduced ability for both.
The best hedge plants, ie those that store the most carbon and are impressively good for the health of the horse in order …
1. Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) the highest ability to store carbon, full of antioxidants and phytonutrients to help with metabolism, inflammation and arthritis.
2. Blackthorn (Prunus spinosa)- high in flavonoids to reduce inflammation, support metabolism and give strong protection against free radical damage.
3. Bramble (Rubus corylifolius)- strong immune system support and improves metabolism.
4. Spindle (Euonymus europaeus)- an important plant for the horse to nibble, contains antimicrobial compounds active against many pathogens, its also anti- fungal.
www.equibiome.org

12/02/2024

So true❤️

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07/01/2024

Beautiful evening sunset

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05/01/2024

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05/01/2024

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31/12/2023

Very true❤️

26/12/2023

Beautiful Scotland in the ☀️

23/12/2023

This is very true, and mares aren’t for everyone

Mares aren’t always well liked, and for the same reasons strong women aren’t. 

Opinionated? Those opinions are not without good cause, and maybe you can't figure them out, or maybe you just don’t like her opinion of you. Change it, and she will always be on your side. 

Stubborn? She just won’t let you bulldoze her. Treat her with respect, and her resilience will be an asset to you. 

Difficult? You just can’t handle her. You don’t have what it takes. 

Stick with geldings then, and leave the mare for someone who understands her and appreciates the same qualities society has subtlety taught you not to like. 

Here’s to mares, to strong women, and to those who CAN and DO appreciate them!