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🌿An holistic approach, working with the 4 pillars of natural horse care.

🌿Offering full and assisted diy track livery.

🌿Spaces still avaliable on my books for trimming.

14/11/2025

Today has been horrible so I gave the ponies a day on the grass.
Excuse the giggles, it made me happy to see them express themselves like that.

We are going to keep an eye on the weather and adapt.
Tonight they are back on track with 3 large haynets on the hard standing and 4 little haynets in the most sheltered hay station on the track.

Adapt. Make multiple plans. If one don't work, move onto the next. Learn. Grow.

12/11/2025

🌧️ The Reality of Winter on an Unsurfaced Track 🐴

As winter sets in, the reality of an unsurfaced track system really shows itself — mud, wet patches, and the general sogginess that comes with the season. The horses aren’t always thrilled about the wetter areas (and who can blame them!) — especially when their hay gets a bit damp and unappetising.

But the goal remains the same: to keep them moving, exploring, and using the whole track as much as possible. Movement is so important for their physical and mental health, even if it means a few boggier, squelchier steps along the way.

Developing a good track system takes time, planning, and funds — it doesn’t all happen overnight. Every improvement is a step forward, and for now, we make the very best of what we have. The horses have space, freedom, friends, and care — and that’s what matters most. 💚

(A side note, the horses do still have multiple dry area's to stand around the track so they can get out of the wet and don't have to be in the wet 24/7).

Here are some before and afters of Baileys hoof journey.He came out of shoes 5 months ago and has been given the time he...
07/11/2025

Here are some before and afters of Baileys hoof journey.

He came out of shoes 5 months ago and has been given the time he needs to adjust.
Bailey has a hind end injury which means he struggles to maintain a level hoof balance so he is on a 4 week cycle to help with this.
At the beginning, his feet chipped away and pretty much fell apart so we allowed time for them to grow but kept on 4 week trim cycle to help stimulate them and make sure the balance was correct.
We are slowly building up the back of the hoof from the inside out, with the help of more movement and a different lifestyle. We have also seem his heels open up a little.

Bailey is one of the most loved horses I trim for sure. His owner treats him like the king he is 🥰
He is a delight to trim.

Mary and her giant but super lovely feet.
06/11/2025

Mary and her giant but super lovely feet.

05/11/2025

I don't know about you guys, but I am absolutely hoof obsessed 🤪

If you'd class yourself as a fellow hoof nerd too, then good news - each issue of Happy Trackin' features a segment called 'Healing Hooves', showing the process of hooves healing when introduced to life on track.

Issue 8 features the biggest spread yet of Healing Hooves, and boy is it quite the transformation 😅

The below photo is from a previous feature, showing Bamroc's stunning shod to hoof transformation, kissing goodbye to contracted heels, thrush and white line separation too.

www.happytrackinmagazine.com

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30/10/2025

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These hooves belong to an arab who sadly has been through the wars recently.It was a bit touch and go for a little while...
30/10/2025

These hooves belong to an arab who sadly has been through the wars recently.

It was a bit touch and go for a little while but luckily he is a fighter and pulled through.
During his ill health, he was in horsey hospital for a while. We were unable to trim in this time and so his feet were a little overdue. You can also see the event lines on his outter hoof wall which will be a result of the medicine and drugs he has been given. Being on boxing rest for a while = lack of movement means he needed more help shedding his sole and frog. His injury was to one of his hinds and so we have become a little unbalanced up front while he moved in a different manner to accommodate for the discomfort behind.

He is back out in the field now and moving well so is on the road to a full recovery.
Some before and after pics of our most recent trim.

24/10/2025

Who do you think?

23/10/2025

Excuse me while I go hibernate for the winter

I reccomend all my clients grab themselves one of these! Not only will it help you keep track of everything, the informa...
16/10/2025

I reccomend all my clients grab themselves one of these! Not only will it help you keep track of everything, the information will be useful for me 😀

The faces and feet of the horses on track.1. Dante'. He has been on a track for over 3 years. He moved onto my track jus...
15/10/2025

The faces and feet of the horses on track.

1. Dante'.
He has been on a track for over 3 years. He moved onto my track just over a year ago.
We are growing out an event line from roughly 7 months ago.
7 months ago the horses were still on grass in the middle because of the bad winter that made the track very wet. The spring grass was just starting to come through, hence the event line. The spring grass was faster than I was. This year I'm hoping to avoid this all together if I can.
Dante' has been barefoot his entire life.

2. Thumbalina.
Thumba has also been barefoot all her life and been on track for a year.
She has recently been on horsey holiday where she was took on many beautiful walks. So although she wasn't on a track system while away, she did still get her steps in and had the company of her full sister! (Who is just as adorable!). Unfortunately for Thumba, she has a very tiny jaw, not much room in there and the dentist has a lot of work to do to help her teeth grow as straight as they can. She is done every 6 months. She isn't a massive fan of the dentist (the less fuss for Thumba the happier she is), so she is sedated. This shows in her feet as an event line. She was also vaccinated and wormed this past year on different occasions so again, event lines have shown up because of this.

3. Chill.
Chill has only been on track a few months. She has been barefoot over a year. Her feet are pretty hardy and straight forward. Chill is a character and full of life. She keeps the boys on their toes.

4. Easter.
He has been barefoot pretty much his whole life apart from 3 years ago where he had a set of fronts on for 6 months. He has been on track for about a year now and his feet have changed so much. Before track life he lived out with friends. The difference for him was taking him off grass and a different trim applied.
We are so close to growing out the last of the old hoof. Easter is a real softy and often gets pushed off the hay so he gets lots of extra steps in.


So thats them. Feet pics and all.

13/10/2025

Ponies enjoying their breakfast together

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