Hello everyone
- Thread starter FX5
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Wow, South Africa, eh? Well, hello from England! 
Mahogony looks gorgeous, and look at that bow! stunning
Welcome to NR, I hope you enjoy as much as I do - you're never without a friendly face or some helpful piece of advice!
Alaina xxx
Mahogony looks gorgeous, and look at that bow! stunning
Welcome to NR, I hope you enjoy as much as I do - you're never without a friendly face or some helpful piece of advice!
Alaina xxx
Hello and welcome. I beleive we just met on anouther thread. Hope you get many happy hours of talking on NR. My horse is an Arab and is kept Naturally in the case that he lives with a herd unrugged, unstabled barefoot and ridden bitless and treeless
Best Wishes, MG
Best Wishes, MG
G'day from Australia FX5,
Welcome to the forum.
We make NH rope gear in Australia and have shipped a lot of rope items to SA.
Here is a link to our farms homepage, if you have some time to spare, drop by and see our gear, horses, farm and we have some great links to ther NH sites
http://www.lodgeropes.com
Join in and have fun, there are great people on this forum with a lot of new and old experiences to share.
Have fun & ride safe
Welcome to the forum.
We make NH rope gear in Australia and have shipped a lot of rope items to SA.
Here is a link to our farms homepage, if you have some time to spare, drop by and see our gear, horses, farm and we have some great links to ther NH sites
http://www.lodgeropes.com
Join in and have fun, there are great people on this forum with a lot of new and old experiences to share.
Have fun & ride safe
EnduranceAli
Active Member
Hello and welcome Fantastic photo. I try to keep Frayne as 'natural' as possible, but being domesticated/restricted turnout (due to her ability to put on weight whilst eating grass and only having a small paddock available ) means that she does come into her stable at night and in horrible weather. She is barefoot, treeless and bitless
Fantastic photo. I try to keep Frayne as 'natural' as possible, but being domesticated/restricted turnout (due to her ability to put on weight whilst eating grass and only having a small paddock available ) means that she does come into her stable at night and in horrible weather. She is barefoot, treeless and bitless 
Hello & welcome!!! I'm amazed at what you get your horse to do with a carrot!!!
Mahogany is called "hog" for short - hog by name, hog by nature I'm afraid. He will do anything for food!
Hello and welcome from a very rainy England!
I'm Kelly, and I'm sure you'll have lots of fun here! So many helpful people, so if you ever have a question dont be afraid to ask!
Gosh, I wish I had a horse who could do that! You're very lucky!
I'm very interested in Natuaral Horsemanship, so you may find me asking a few questions now and again!
Enjoy Nr!
xxxKellyxxx
I'm Kelly, and I'm sure you'll have lots of fun here! So many helpful people, so if you ever have a question dont be afraid to ask!
Gosh, I wish I had a horse who could do that! You're very lucky!
I'm very interested in Natuaral Horsemanship, so you may find me asking a few questions now and again!
Enjoy Nr!
xxxKellyxxx
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