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Thanks June 4, 2022 09:35 AM

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Hi!
So I have 2 horses a 10 yr old bay mare Irish called Gracie and 15yr old bay riding pony Ollie,
I really want to event but Gracie has fragile legs and Ollie had a check ligament... Any advice?

Edited at June 6, 2022 02:02 PM by Cavilare Stud
Thanks June 4, 2022 10:10 AM


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This is a horse online game - and no one here knows you, your riding skills or your horses. If you know, that both have health issues, you should ask a local vet to take a look and give you advise.
Or you ask your trainer or stable owner.
Eventing training is a tough job for both, horse and rider and you would need a healthy horse and a good trainer to pimp up your skills and keep the horse sound!
Thanks June 4, 2022 04:13 PM


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At the end of the day, competing and training should never be valued over a horse's soundness or comfort. Conditioning and aftercare can keep a horse's legs sounder for longer, but ligament injuries in general make me wary of pushing them too far. If you are desperate to event but don't have the horsepower yourself, working for an event rider can be a really good way to get your foot in the door, and potentially get yourself a ride on one of their horses for the lower levels if you're lucky.
Thanks June 4, 2022 06:13 PM

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I completely agree with Whitemoss Stud. You shouldnt do it if it puts your horse in danger or risk of an injury. Like Whitemoss said, if you are desprate to do eventing then you should work for an event rider, it's better than putting you and your horse in danger or risk of injury(s).

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