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Post by mrsp on May 14, 2012 17:13:27 GMT -1
Yes It's the itchy-bitchy-witch - we have a new livery,a very inoffensive gelding...not riggy or stallion like at all,and Pearl has fallen 'in lurve' to the point where she is sooooo in season it is awful,and she is staying in season,while poor Rio (the gelding) is almost hiding from her.Pearl has often been turned out with geldings so why has she taken with this poor chap(It's really difficult to get her away from him) and how long is it going to last - she's 21 next month so should know better by now!!! Anyone have any ideas!!
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Post by olivia on May 14, 2012 17:26:06 GMT -1
Tilly is a nightmare for going into permanent flirty seasons when she moves to a new yard. I give her three or four months on Easy Mare from Hilton Herbs (used to be Equilibrium) www.hiltonherbs.com/products/easy-mare-equilibrium/110gets her cycling normally and back to her happy, chilled out, sane self! (it does have agnus castus in it though - so be careful if anything pregnant is near it  ) |
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Post by newbie on May 19, 2012 9:16:39 GMT -1
Hi Phoebe was going ok with seasons this year until I took her for a lesson at a local yard yestrday. She completely transformed into super slut - winking and peeing and neighing. I was SOO embarassed. Sorry, don't have a solition - just empathy!
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Post by zeldalithgow on May 20, 2012 15:02:54 GMT -1
Dasiy is in raging season just now squirting everywhere and it seems to have been stronger and for longer than normal so might give the Hilton herbs a go
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