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Very much Aussie! barely in the saddle as of now when she's starting to buck, no pressure on anything but the saddle, we work in paddock and arena but she's doing it in both aswell
Morning Glory Farms said:
Judging off of calling Alfalfa Lucerine Im going to guess theyre aussie, so EPM is immediatly off the table they dont have it down there. When shes bucking is it just in the arena when your working or what are you doing when she triggers? That also plays a big factor into what it could be
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Also just to Mention - I'm Aussie!
- she is paddocked with my OTTB
- theyre on 5 acre paddocks and worked every second day when cool enough
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Morning Glory Farms said:
Judging off of calling Alfalfa Lucerine Im going to guess theyre aussie, so EPM is immediatly off the table they dont have it down there. When shes bucking is it just in the arena when your working or what are you doing when she triggers? That also plays a big factor into what it could be
Ohhh I know okies that call alfalfa lucerine ;> Would still try and find a good magna wave person |
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I know of a young mare who gets wild when she's regularly fed alfalfa/lucerne, she will buck, race off and be generally unpleasant to ride. There are other anecdotal stories of horseowners who cannot feed their horses lucerne because of behavioral changes. But please discuss this with your vet, they can give better advice because they can see your horse. Edit: I am located in western Europe, as are the stories. I don't know if there a difference is between our lucerne and your lucerne. |
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Azrail Elites said:
Very much Aussie! barely in the saddle as of now when she's starting to buck, no pressure on anything but the saddle, we work in paddock and arena but she's doing it in both aswell
Morning Glory Farms said:
Judging off of calling Alfalfa Lucerine Im going to guess theyre aussie, so EPM is immediatly off the table they dont have it down there. When shes bucking is it just in the arena when your working or what are you doing when she triggers? That also plays a big factor into what it could be
Does she do it if youre not working her at all? like if your out on a trail ride and she can just turn her brain off? |
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Havent read all the comments but could be tied to her cycles/painful ovaries. Maybe want to look at having a breeding exam done on her to rule out issues there... |
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personally i would run a full CBC and test for lyme |
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Beltane Eventers said:
personally i would run a full CBC and test for lyme
OP and her horse are in Australia, Lyme disease does not exist there |
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Cappuccino said:
Havent read all the comments but could be tied to her cycles/painful ovaries. Maybe want to look at having a breeding exam done on her to rule out issues there...
This ^^^^^ |
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Thank you both
ghost light stables said:
Cappuccino said:
Havent read all the comments but could be tied to her cycles/painful ovaries. Maybe want to look at having a breeding exam done on her to rule out issues there...
This ^^^^^
Morning Glory Farms said:
Does she do it if youre not working her at all? like if your out on a trail ride and she can just turn her brain off?
Trail Rides ect not an issue, legitimately havent tried it since the last session, been going back to ground work and seeing what I can do about it... but gonna have a breeding exam done |
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