At 19:51:19 on 28.01.12, flashboy wrote:
hi i have a colt turning 3 this time. he is sooo evil i want to keep him stallion but at this rate i wont. i have tryed most things he goes out in the feild and is brought in at night i put bordom breakers in his stabble ,when i go out with him i do use a whip no one can tuch him he trys to bite them , he keeps on rearing up on me and going for me he does it when my back is tearnd to i have to keep frough on with him all the time, he has realy hurt me by biteing and rearing up. Will this change or go better i realy dont want to get him gelded. if you have any tips or idears please tell me iam running out of idears. PLEASE HELP

At 23:54:07 on 28.01.12, Rahara wrote:
Flashboy ..LOL your profile is marked private so maybe you and your Stallion should cover each other...LOL

At 23:58:03 on 28.01.12, noneotherthan01 wrote:
uhh, why are you using a whip? That's probably why he's so upset. Gelding him won't change how he is much if he's three. get a trainer!

At 17:06:57 on 29.01.12, flashboy wrote:
i carry a whip with me bacause if i dont he rears up and bites my face hes not scared of the whip hes far from that

At 17:46:40 on 07.02.12, OffTheTrack wrote:
Okay, people, let's give some constructive criticism! And was that really a necessary comment, Rahara? noneotherthan01 has got a point, gelding him this late won't have as much effect but we had our stallion gelded at three and a half and with time, he's become a gentleman. I think it's the best thing for him- he sounds pushy! I don't think we ought to judge you about your whip, that's what they were designed for, being used quietly, but their presence can be enough to remind a horse where the limits are. I know you don't want to get him gelded, but whatever training he has, he's always going to be a handful. It's also upsetting for him, he's constantly wound up, confused because his instincts tell him that he should be the leader, frustrated because he can't fullfil his need to be amorous all the time!! Both you and he will be calmer and happier, but at the end of it all, he's your horse and it's your decision. I hope whatever you decide turns out okay for you :) x