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@Cohen Nixon I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and im trying it out now. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@Cohen Nixon it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D Thanks so much, you saved my account!

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I mean frankly one of the reasons why plenty of people steer away of shetlands - or are atleast wary of them- is their manners. Yes, most of the ill-mannered ponies get that way because of the lacking skills of their owners and handlers, but there will also always be the "bap apples" which ruin the whole bunch for those interested. I wouldn't buy a shetland, but I would consider the breed atleast. But I mean one can argue that a shetland wouldn't fill out my criteria anyway. Too small, the uses are even more limited, the temperament issue and most shetlands having some kind of proplems andnI'm not up to getting a foal for starting off with a clean slate.

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No, just standard driving shoes. We do however ask our farriers to leave more hoof wall than they normally would, to act as a kind of shock absorber.

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Kinds late, the best thing to consider is the cart design and if it fits your horse. The weight of the passengers should sit on the wheels, the horse gets the cart moving and because of momentum and gravity the cart will stay rolling with minimal effort. This heavily implies that your cart is properly balanced and rolls smoothly. It's like pulling a wagon or wheelbarrow. The wagon is pretty easy to pull because the weight is on the wheels. A wheelbarrow is only hard if the load is by the handles or away from the wheel bearing the weight.

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Hi Carolyn, no we have not found driving on the road to cause laminitis or splints. However, we do not take horses until they are at least three years old and even hen usually recommend they are turned away for the winter to mature and brought back into light work in the spring so that their joints can fully fuse where necessary. We also build up to the work we do steadily. Barry's old horse Roly worked on the roads from the age of 3 until 27 years old and never had a single hoof, leg or joint problem in all that time. A lot of problems people hear of from driving on the road come from being driven too hard and too fast and too young.

@@barryhook2 Extremely impressed w your horsemanship. Great patience and love for the horse. A solid character after Barry's training. So good for people to see this method building such confidence in the horse. Bless Barry .

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Yes it is Murphy; we were saddened to hear he had passed away at home in his paddock after eating some poisonous seeds that had blown in - his owner had been enjoying driving him after he'd left our yard a couple of months before his death and she was doing incredibly well with him. He was a promising little chap (he left our yard and went straight to Sparsholt for his first ever indoor competition) who had a bright future ahead; he's missed by everyone who knew him.

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+barryhook2 awww...god bless his little soul...so sad =(

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+Barry Hill Shetlands can't usually go as far as the larger horses as they simply don't have the length of stride, however they are normally strong little things and as with any horse, providing they are fit enough to do what you ask of them, there shouldn't be any problems. Its impossible to give a definitive answer to your question as the distance they can cover also depends on the terrain (i.e. hills), weather (very hot or very cold), weight of carriage, number of passengers, type of harness, surface (smooth road or rough bumpy grassland), whether it is dry or muddy, level of fitness etc. If you watch some of our other videos about shetlands (including some mini shetlands which are even smaller than Murphy) you can see them working happily over various distances at different paces (bear in mind a pair can normally go further than a team). We always ensure they are fit enough to do the work we ask of them and luckily we have plenty of different routes and carriages to enable us to provide them with a comprehensive fitness plan. Murphy's owners wanted to do driving trials competitions with him so he needed to be able to cope with different situations such as going into water and working in company as this is what he would encounter in the future.

+Greenleigh Baker how is this pony suffering?!? do u honestly think this fella having a job and being fed and cared for by loving owners is bad for him? .....seriously u need to be around horses more often.. i had a small Dartmoor pony that i saved when i was 10 yrs old....she was my friend and transportation for many many yrs and i saved her from certain death at the hands of her previous owners... she taught most of my family how to ride..then went on to teach my own children how to ride...we had to put her down finally at the ripe age of almost 38 yrs old...she was beautiful but ornery.. never took a bad step while pulling me around in a rickety old cart that an old farmer gave me...mostly we had 4 ppl sitting on the seat and shafts lol....i think she was the strongest horse i have ever owned to this day...she outsprinted EVERY single larger horse under saddle for an 8th of a mile that ever challenged us...was never lame...was very frugal to feed....even managed to recover from a bout of founder after getting into the feed shed once...i wish to this day i could find another like her and i would be very happy indeed..i surely miss going thru trails with a horse=)

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+MegaNatasha13 Hi, the little grey shetland was called Murphy, the large grey is our horse Roly and I believe the coloured is a mare called Jess.

+barryhook2 ok thanks. they are amazing horses and pony. I find it amazing how u can drive all kinds of horses in any weather

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