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  1. HomesteaderWife

    Buying a pony in bad shape

    Please do keep us updated on Miss Poppy and what the vet has to say for her. (We had a Spotted Saddle Horse mare who always kept a big belly but was solid bill of health- none of her babies had it, and it was odd for her breed.) I believe I remember something about change in diet possibly...
  2. HomesteaderWife

    Buying a pony in bad shape

    @ABS9590 - Canelo is looking great already! Do tell about Poppy if you'd like- how is she doing, and what shape is she in?
  3. HomesteaderWife

    Buying a pony in bad shape

    To be honest my heart honestly sunk reading the first bit of that first line because I was thinking oh my gosh no. I am so extremely happy that you got to him in time and he's okay now though- prayers for this fella's safety by all means. I think over it a little and maybe it's just the fact...
  4. HomesteaderWife

    Buying a pony in bad shape

    The word "sorrel" usually just refers to coloration but I can't place my finger on a breed- I'd say QH mix but knowing the height and also seeing the horse filled out and healthy would really help place a breed. Fingers crossed for a good vet check @ABS9590 and hopefully it goes smooth and maybe...
  5. HomesteaderWife

    Buying a pony in bad shape

    Reading over briefly and looking at his photos, this guy definitely needs some weight on him. Not sure if you are able to do the pre-purchase exam but...If you do bring him home, first thing go ahead and get a veterinarian established. Have them evaluate the horse including feet and teeth. Check...
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