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Meaux Track Livery - MTL is a track system based in East Yorkshire designed around horses living as natural life as possible; increased movement is great for hoof health, weight loss
mental & physical health for your horse.

Hector.... Where has your head been?!
10/11/2026

Hector.... Where has your head been?!

09/11/2026

Steaming muck trailer. I do find the small things in life interesting 😁

04/11/2026

Showing our process to ensure constant access to hay on our gelding track.
Both of our tracks needs are different so expect a mare track video in the next few days.

My old ears have been retired as someone shrunk them over the summer. Bt its that time of year when it's too cold or win...
03/11/2026

My old ears have been retired as someone shrunk them over the summer.

Bt its that time of year when it's too cold or windy for just a cap bt not cold enough (thankfully) for a wooly hat.

A pre-winter job to do, is sort spares and repairs for my Flex Hoof Boots. Only I'm realising, I have way more pairs of ...
29/10/2026

A pre-winter job to do, is sort spares and repairs for my Flex Hoof Boots.
Only I'm realising, I have way more pairs of boots for my horses, than I own for myself! 😂

What things do you "stock pile" for your horses and go without for yourself?

I was going to do a post on the term "adlib hay," so I started to look up the definition. Which is "as much and as often...
26/10/2026

I was going to do a post on the term "adlib hay," so I started to look up the definition. Which is
"as much and as often as desired".
This made me realize that people are using this term in the correct way. So do we need to change the term, or words used rather than the definition?
Is adlib the correct term to use when describing how much hay should be fed to horses?
The term we at MTL will now be using is "constant access" as I feel this is a better suited term. I shall explain why....

Although we feed low calorie, low sugar, low protein, clean but low nutritional value hay, I still need to make sure our track horses aren't eating too much especially those with weight issues. To help with this I use nets of different sizes holes, and monitor the horses weight visually by "body condition scoring" (BCS). Our horses are never left without hay. However referring back to my initial definition this is not adlib feeding of hay as we are limiting it, but giving constant access.
Is this where horse owners are going wrong? Is this why we are seeing a lot of morbidly obese horses because the wrong term has been used? When I use the term adlib, I take it to mean that my horses have constant access to forage. Not that the horses can eat as much as they want. So from this day forth please can anyone who hears or reads that I've used the term "adlib" correct me as I believe this is NOT the correct term to use when feeding and offering horses forage. The slightly longer term that I will be using is constant access.

Feel free to share and pls discuss. Keep all discussions polite bt id like to hear other people's opinions.

Photos below of some of our constant access hay options. As you can see they are definitely not adlib options.

Thanks Hannah

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25/10/2026

Flo having a go at our forage block

I forgot to post the follow up picture. Yes it was a rug.
24/10/2026

I forgot to post the follow up picture. Yes it was a rug.

Another of our 'Guess the object' pictures for you. You all have such imaginative guesses!
23/10/2026

Another of our 'Guess the object' pictures for you. You all have such imaginative guesses!

22/10/2026

Do any of you have little hacks, tips, tricks or ways of doing things that make your life easier as a busy equestrian?

Myself and a fellow tracky are trying this product to help with tiny stones in the white lines of our track horses hooves, it's looking promising, but it's beyond difficult to get out of the tin without the help of an axe and a blowtorch!!

So a half an hour in our evening, with a bright idea and a handy silicone tiny ice cube tray and we think we've cracked it!

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Meaux Lane
Beverley
HU179SS

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+447842759383

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